Fix regex pattern for citedby_url extraction

- Prefix the string literal with an r
- (  m = re.search(r"cites=[\d+,]*", object["citedby_url"])
- This tells Python to treat backslashes literally, preventing them from being interpreted as escape sequence initiators.
- Fix: scholarly/_scholarly.py:312: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\d'
  m = re.search("cites=[\d+,]*", object["citedby_url"])

Author: UsamaFoad

scholarly/_scholarly.py

@@ -309,7 +309,7 @@ def citedby(self, object: Publication)->_SearchScholarIterator:
 
     def _citedby_long(self, object: Publication, years):
         # Extract cites_id. Note: There could be multiple ones, separated by commas.
-        m = re.search("cites=[\d+,]*", object["citedby_url"])
+        m = re.search(r"cites=[\d+,]*", object["citedby_url"])
         pub_id = m.group()[6:]
         for y_hi, y_lo in years:
             sub_citations = self.search_citedby(publication_id=pub_id, year_low=y_lo, year_high=y_hi)