Split char delimiters early and emit K"char" node #121
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Here we split off char delimiters in the tokenizer rather than re-parsing them later during value conversion. Also add a K"char" internal node to cover the delimiters and the literal char content in the green tree. This allows us to remove another special case token error kind (ErrorEofChar) and makes char representation in the tree similar to string representation.
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Here we split off char delimiters in the tokenizer rather than re-parsing them later during value conversion. Also add a K"char" internal node to cover the delimiters and the literal char content in the green tree.
This allows us to remove another special case token error kind (ErrorEofChar) and makes char representation in the tree similar to string representation.
Part of #88 and helps with #110