Incorrect pointer align

[Nicolas Bock]

Hi,

The following code is aligned incorrectly using indent-2.2.12:

```C
#include <stdlib.h>

#define TYPED(name) name ## _typed

typedef void matrix_t;

void TYPED (testfunc) (void)
{
  matrix_t*A = NULL;
  matrix_t*B = NULL;
}

void testfunc (void)
{
  matrix_t*A = NULL;
  matrix_t*B = NULL;
}
```

```console
indent -par test.c
```

```diff
--- test.c      2023-04-10 13:21:00.516535705 -0600
+++ test-2.2.12.c        2023-04-10 13:21:04.172585827 -0600
@@ -6,12 +6,13 @@

 void TYPED (testfunc) (void)
 {
-  matrix_t*A = NULL;
-  matrix_t*B = NULL;
+  matrix_t * A = NULL;
+  matrix_t *B = NULL;
 }

-void testfunc (void)
+void
+testfunc (void)
 {
-  matrix_t*A = NULL;
-  matrix_t*B = NULL;
+  matrix_t *A = NULL;
+  matrix_t *B = NULL;
 }
```

The pointer's indirection operator '*' for variable A is incorrectly
aligned in the first function definition. This is a regression from
indent-2.2.11.

Best,

Nick