def find_expected_outputs(snippet: str) -> list[str]:
    """Finds expected output lines within a snippet.

    Expected output must be annotated with a leading '# prints'.
    Lines below '# prints' must start with '# ' or be just '#' and not indent
    any more than that in order to add an expected line. As soon as a line
    breaks this pattern, expected output recording cuts off.

    Adding words after '# prints' causes the expected output lines to be
    skipped instead of included. For example, for random output say
    '# prints something like' to avoid checking the following lines.
    """
    continue_key = '# '
    expected = []

    printing = False
    for line in snippet.split('\n'):
        if printing:
            if line.startswith(continue_key) or line == continue_key.strip():
                rest = line[len(continue_key) :]
                expected.append(rest)
            else:
                printing = False
        # Matches '# print', '# prints', '# print:', and '# prints:'
        elif re.match(r'^#\s*prints?:?\s*$', line):
            printing = True

    return expected
Finds expected output lines within a snippet.

    Expected output must be annotated with a leading '# prints'.
    Lines below '# prints' must start with '# ' or be just '#' and not indent
    any more than that in order to add an expected line. As soon as a line
    breaks this pattern, expected output recording cuts off.

    Adding words after '# prints' causes the expected output lines to be
    skipped instead of included. For example, for random output say
    '# prints something like' to avoid checking the following lines.
    
dev_tools/snippets_test.py