`sed` from busybox treats the `/` from `[[:alpha:]/]` inside
`/pattern/d` as the closing delimiter for the match pattern, rather than
a character inside the bracket class:
```
sed: bad regex '(RUN|IMPORT\{program\})\+?="[[:alpha:]': Missing ']'
```
Escape the slash in sed regular expression.
# assembled
# shellcheck disable=SC2016
if [ -f "${initdir}${udevdir}/rules.d/64-md-raid-assembly.rules" ]; then
- sed -i -r -e '/(RUN|IMPORT\{program\})\+?="[[:alpha:]/]*mdadm[[:blank:]]+(--incremental|-I)[[:blank:]]+(--export )?(\$env\{DEVNAME\}|\$devnode)/d' \
+ sed -i -r -e '/(RUN|IMPORT\{program\})\+?="[[:alpha:]\/]*mdadm[[:blank:]]+(--incremental|-I)[[:blank:]]+(--export )?(\$env\{DEVNAME\}|\$devnode)/d' \
"${initdir}${udevdir}/rules.d/64-md-raid-assembly.rules"
fi