In "str.contains", I can achieve this with just one string.
There are many menu items that I want to keep in the main course item and move all the other menu items into more options, but this seems unfeasible. I don't know what other way I can realize my idea.
In addition, using "cmd=io.dir.create('C:\temp')" and "cmd=io.delete('C:\temp')" cannot achieve the creation and deletion of folders in the C drive
modify(mode=mode.multiple where=!menus_id and !str.contains(this.name, "zip") menu=title.more_options)

modify(where=len(regex.matches(this.name, '(cut|opy|past|del)'))>0 vis=2)

... and io.dir.create() does not work on restricted paths - use cmd command with admin.
Several people have complained about the same thing recently - maybe Microsoft has changed the way an API works that this function uses. I can make command with "some complex logic" where if io.dir.create fails then the cmd command is called - that way it doesn't have to bring up an admin prompt where it's not necessary, but I don't know if it's worth it.

Thank you for your answer, which has solved my difficulty. However, I have a new problem. The right-click menu item of my notepad++ software has turned gray and cannot be clicked. How can I solve this?

Thanks