How to match with "\*" but not with "/\*" in regex?

@mallory_cormier 

To match with "*" but not with "/*", you can use a negative lookbehind assertion in your regex pattern. Here is an example of a regex pattern that matches with "*" but not with "/*":

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(?<!/)*

Explanation:

• (?: Negative lookbehind assertion that checks if the preceding character is not "/"
• *: Matches with the literal character "*"

This regex pattern will match with any occurrence of "*" that is not preceded by a "/".