expr "$input" : [0-9]*expr "$input" : "[0-9]*"ShellCheck found an expr command using : to
match a regex, but the regex is not quoted and therefore being treated
as a glob.
This means that if the problematic code is ever executed in a
directory containing a file matching [0-9]*, such as
2021-reports or 12 Angry Men [1957].mkv, it
will be replaced be replaced and cause the command to error or
incorrectly match.
The regex should be quoted to avoid this, like in the correct example.
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