Hi all,
I was reading a reddit thread
<https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/4ghiac/saw_this_on_my_way_to_uni_command_line_russian/d2hp52s>
today about shells protecting you from `rm -rf /` but not `rm -rf /*` and
remembered how zsh has a feature that warns you before executing `rm *` or
`rm /dir/*`. After a short investigation (and the loss of a few files, but
that's beside the point), I discovered that zsh warns in every case except
`rm /*`.

This seemed like a serious oversight, so I cloned the repository and made a
small patch that should fix this. You can find it attached to this message.
I hope you accept this patch, as this is a simple fix that can save many
people a lot of trouble.

Thanks,
Glenn