Python asterisk (*) parameter is treated as a better comment

[AndreiMoraru123]

Hi folks,

Python uses the tokens (/) and (*) to separate positional and keyword arguments in a function signature.
It also uses the (*) and (**) tokens for unpacking iterables and dictionaries.

If the asterisk lands on a new line, this will trigger the colorization of this extension, even though it's not a comment.

Example with Better Comments:

Example without the extension:

The parameter names are comically long to force the formatter to place them on new lines.

The same goes for the unpacking operator in the case of a list, for example, also when it happens to land on a new line:

Example with Better Comments:

Example without the extension: