GH-3936: Check for trailing comma in JSON arrays for vars and bindings#3937
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GitHub issue resolved #3936
Pull request Description: as issue.
Trailing comma in head array can be a warning - it still finds the right variables - but a trailing comma in a result row does not show up so easily (it's a GSON syntax error) so that has to be a parsing error.
This PR does gives more relevant task-centric exception messages, not exceptions from deep inside GSON.
cc @Aklakan
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