Hello all,

I am writing this email to report a bug in Zsh 5.8 that I could not find documented anywhere online. There is a feature that prompts the user for confirmation when invoking `rm` with a glob argument. The message usually reads:
```zsh
zsh: sure you want to delete all $n files in $dir [yn]?
```
Running `rm /*` triggers a prompt for the pattern `*` at the current directory rather than at root. This is misleading and could prove disastrous.

Steps to reproduce:

  1.  Ideally, run in a VM.
  2.  Make sure you have `unsetopt RM_STAR_SILENT`.
  3.  Run `rm /*` from a non-root directory.

Expected prompt:
```zsh
zsh: sure you want to delete all $n files in / [yn]?
```

Actual prompt:
```zsh
zsh: sure you want to delete all $n files in $(pwd) [yn]?
```

Best,
Vinh-Kha