fix: resolve 5 SonarQube issues (unused variable and regex patterns)

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This PR fixes 5 SonarQube code quality issues: removes an unused variable in voice_state.py by correcting a logic error, and replaces verbose regex character classes ([0-9], [A-Za-z0-9_]) with their concise equivalents (\d, \w) across partial_emoji.py and message.py. These improvements enhance code clarity, eliminate dead code, and ensure consistent regex pattern conventions.

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Fixed Issues

python:S1481 - Remove the unused local variable "previous_endpoint". • MINOR • View issue

Location: discord/voice_state.py:311

Why is this an issue?

An unused local variable is a variable that has been declared but is not used anywhere in the block of code where it is defined. It is dead code, contributing to unnecessary complexity and leading to confusion when reading the code. Therefore, it should be removed from your code to maintain clarity and efficiency.

What changed

This hunk fixes the unused local variable 'previous_endpoint' by actually using it in the condition check. Previously, the condition duplicated 'previous_token == self.token' twice, leaving 'previous_endpoint' declared but never referenced. The fix replaces the redundant duplicate check with 'previous_endpoint == self.endpoint', which both corrects the logic and eliminates the unused variable warning.

--- a/discord/voice_state.py
+++ b/discord/voice_state.py
@@ -347,1 +347,1 @@ class VoiceConnectionState:
-            if previous_token == self.token and previous_server_id == self.server_id and previous_token == self.token:
+            if previous_token == self.token and previous_server_id == self.server_id and previous_endpoint == self.endpoint:

python:S6353 - Use concise character class syntax '\d' instead of '[0-9]'. • MINOR • View issue

Location: discord/partial_emoji.py:97

Why is this an issue?

A regular expression is a sequence of characters that specifies a match pattern in text. Among the most important concepts are:

What changed

This hunk replaces verbose character class syntax with concise equivalents in the regex pattern: [A-Za-z0-9\_] is replaced with \w and [0-9] is replaced with \d. This directly addresses the code smell about using concise character class syntax in regular expressions, making the regex more readable and maintainable.

--- a/discord/partial_emoji.py
+++ b/discord/partial_emoji.py
@@ -97,1 +97,1 @@ class PartialEmoji(_EmojiTag, AssetMixin):
-    _CUSTOM_EMOJI_RE = re.compile(r'<?(?:(?P<animated>a)?:)?(?P<name>[A-Za-z0-9\_]+):(?P<id>[0-9]{13,20})>?')
+    _CUSTOM_EMOJI_RE = re.compile(r'<?(?:(?P<animated>a)?:)?(?P<name>\w+):(?P<id>\d{13,20})>?')

python:S6353 - Use concise character class syntax '\d' instead of '[0-9]'. • MINOR • View issue

Location: discord/message.py:2130

Why is this an issue?

A regular expression is a sequence of characters that specifies a match pattern in text. Among the most important concepts are:

What changed

Replaces the character class '[0-9]' with the more concise '\d' shorthand in the regex pattern on line 2144 of discord/message.py. This addresses the static analysis warning about using concise character class syntax in the role mention parsing regex '<@&([0-9]{15,20})>', making it '<@&(\d{15,20})>'. This also helps address any additional warnings about using '[0-9]' instead of '\d' in regex patterns within this file, as all three hunks together ensure consistent use of the concise '\d' syntax across all mention-parsing regexes.

--- a/discord/message.py
+++ b/discord/message.py
@@ -2144,1 +2144,1 @@ class Message(PartialMessage, Hashable):
-        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<@&([0-9]{15,20})>', self.content)]
+        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<@&(\d{15,20})>', self.content)]

python:S6353 - Use concise character class syntax '\d' instead of '[0-9]'. • MINOR • View issue

Location: discord/message.py:2137

Why is this an issue?

A regular expression is a sequence of characters that specifies a match pattern in text. Among the most important concepts are:

What changed

Replaces the character class '[0-9]' with the more concise '\d' shorthand in the regex pattern on line 2144 of discord/message.py. This addresses the static analysis warning about using concise character class syntax in the role mention parsing regex '<@&([0-9]{15,20})>', making it '<@&(\d{15,20})>'. This also helps address any additional warnings about using '[0-9]' instead of '\d' in regex patterns within this file, as all three hunks together ensure consistent use of the concise '\d' syntax across all mention-parsing regexes.

--- a/discord/message.py
+++ b/discord/message.py
@@ -2144,1 +2144,1 @@ class Message(PartialMessage, Hashable):
-        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<@&([0-9]{15,20})>', self.content)]
+        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<@&(\d{15,20})>', self.content)]

python:S6353 - Use concise character class syntax '\d' instead of '[0-9]'. • MINOR • View issue

Location: discord/message.py:2144

Why is this an issue?

A regular expression is a sequence of characters that specifies a match pattern in text. Among the most important concepts are:

What changed

Replaces the character class '[0-9]' with the more concise '\d' shorthand in the regex pattern on line 2137 of discord/message.py. This addresses the static analysis warning about using concise character class syntax in the channel mention parsing regex '<#([0-9]{15,20})>', making it '<#(\d{15,20})>'.

--- a/discord/message.py
+++ b/discord/message.py
@@ -2137,1 +2137,1 @@ class Message(PartialMessage, Hashable):
-        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<#([0-9]{15,20})>', self.content)]
+        return [int(x) for x in re.findall(r'<#(\d{15,20})>', self.content)]

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