[Support request] Password Reset Link

I am using the Enable Password Reset Using Link option, and the password reset email is adding an additional reset link below my main link.

This is the body of the reset email.

We have received a password change request for your account at <a href="https://beta.example.com" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Example.com</a>.

{password_reset_link}

<a href="{password_reset_link}" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Reset Password</a>

If you did not ask to change this password then you can ignore this email and your password will not be changed.

And this is the email that I receive.

We have received a password change request for your account at Example.com.

https://beta.example.com/login/passwordreset?action=swpm-reset-using-link&key=x8pIGCP4VDgEfsS6cUsb&login=nk-2

https://beta.example.com/login/passwordreset?action=swpm-reset-using-link&key=x8pIGCP4VDgEfsS6cUsb&login=nk-2

If you did not ask to change this password then you can ignore this email and your password will not be changed.

Password Reset Link: https://beta.example.com/login/passwordreset?action=swpm-reset-using-link&key=x8pIGCP4VDgEfsS6cUsb&login=nk-2

with the additional link appended at the bottom.

I did find a check if the link is included in the email body in this plugin file, simple-membership/classes/class.swpm-front-registration.php, which has this code

`//if no password_reset_link in email, add it at the bottom of the email body.
if( $password_reset_using_link && ( SwpmMiscUtils::has_tag( $body, “{password_reset_link}” ) == false ) ) {
$body .= “\n\nPassword Reset Link: {password_reset_link}”;
$body = SwpmMiscUtils::replace_dynamic_tags( $body, $user->member_id, $additional_args );
}’

What is the reason why the check is not picking up the shorttag?