If you want to match all characters before the first ":" in a text, you can use the following pattern:
pattern = r'^[^:]+:'
This pattern uses the negated character class [^:], which matches any character except the colon :. The + quantifier matches one or more occurrences of the characters in the negated character class, and the pattern ends with a colon :. This regex will match any sequence of characters before the first colon in the text.
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