Files that have a viewer in GitHub show up in the viewer instead of showing their lines of code

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When viewing a markdown file, if I run :ToGithub, I get a URL like:

https://github.com/tonchis/vim-to-github/blob/9ea9c75b6cd48bd42823a39c56a05a2ff8161536/README.md#L3-L3

However, this link brings up the HTML representation of the markdown file, not the lines of code:

To always make the permalink open the lines of code, we want to add ?plain=1 to the URL, like so:

https://github.com/tonchis/vim-to-github/blob/9ea9c75b6cd48bd42823a39c56a05a2ff8161536/README.md?plain=1#L3-L3

This is the same as clicking the Code button without ?plain=1, and ?plain=1 also enables the "code" mode:

This also works well on files that don't have any "viewer" in github that would default to the "code" view. Plus, it's more explicit, which I think is a good thing. Here's an example:

https://github.com/tonchis/vim-to-github/blob/9ea9c75b6cd48bd42823a39c56a05a2ff8161536/plugin/to-github.vim?plain=1#L46-L49

And here's the link directly placed in the issue, where you can still see that the snippet is displayed:

vim-to-github/plugin/to-github.vim

Lines 46 to 49 in 9ea9c75

	function! s:run(...)
	let command = join(a:000, ' | ')
	return substitute(system(command), "\n", '', '')
	endfunction

We should add ?plain=1 for all generated links! This will make the links always go to lines of code, no matter what 👌