Allow parentheses for unclear precedence with range operator#5143
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Follow-up to #4881 to allow parentheses clarifying usage of the range operator (`..`). Since for example `IntRange` has a `plus(Int)` operator function, the expression `a..b +c` could be ambiguous (but is interpreted as `a..(b + c)`). We can allow clarifying parentheses for such cases.
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Follow-up to #4881 to allow parentheses clarifying usage of the range operator (
..). Since for exampleIntRangehas aplus(Int)operator function, the expressiona..b +ccould be ambiguous (but is interpreted asa..(b + c)). We can allow clarifying parentheses for such cases.