[ Feature Request ] Referencing attachments or INLINE images in comments

First of all Kudos everyone for all the work, this is an impressive piece of an App.

Not sure if this was already requested / Discussed or if I am missing something obvious :

**TL,DR;**

As far as I can tell ( unless I missed something ) - Referencing attachments files or images in comments is a bit lacking. [ e.g. - Comments inline attachments ]

**Longer version.**

When commenting on an issue - many times team members find the need to reference some image / Screenshot or a Document as an inline part of the comment.

Actually - this is how it is usually the case in many systems, and even here in github where one can attach an image ( even simply pasting) SO it is quite easy to demonstrate.

and then continue on commenting
and then attach another image / link to File / Doc

Basically - The Comment WYSIWYG editor can be the same one that is already present in the task description - where one can actually do what is above described and demonstrated here in github editor itself. - and another very helpful small feature would be a dedicated Canonical "link" to an attachment / file / image that would help referencing it in an inline manner also in other tasks ( same like a task link or comment link - an "attachment" link.

This feature is very important in many fields where real world objects engineering is involved ( from Architecture , civil engineering to IOT, Electronics or PCB design ) where referencing real objects in a visual manner be it images, design files, CAD, Tech docs etc. is a must in almost every comment while working on a task - especially when dealing with external supplier / providers / manufacturers and 3rd party teams.

I personally feel that this small feature can help a lot of teams and other market segments that are not strictly code related.
I Myself would be happy to move my team to Huly if only these comments operations would be available. ( we are long time Asana users, and so are a lot of other 3rd party teams collaborators, and AFAIK - this is one of the main reasons )

Thanks again for all the great work