This is to avoid clash with cpreprocessor.c/h used by the new cxx parser.
Merging lcpp.c/h with cpreprocessor.c/h would be difficult (at least for
now) because of the differences in c.c so keep them separate for now.

As a result, when we copy the new cxx parser, we don't have clashes of
these symbols from the two different parsers.

This patch only makes the parser compile, it doesn't enable
it yet.

There are several things needed for this:

1. The new preprocessor has to be defined as a separate parser.

2. Tags from the new c/c++ parsers and the preprocessor parser have to
be mapped to Geany types. We still need to keep the old mappings because
some parsers like Ferite or GLSL still use the old C parser.

3. Anonymous tags have a different name so we have to reflect this in
tm_tag_is_anon().

The changes are mostly these:

1. Spaces in function argument list

(int var1, int var2, ...) - before
(int var1,int var2,...) - now

2. Anonymous tags

anon_struct_1
anon_union_2
anon_typedef_3

vs

__anon1
__anon2
__anon3

3. Improved parsing of the new parser

Fix from

universal-ctags/ctags@fb305d8

The syntax is slightly different from the previous syntax and is
described here:

https://docs.ctags.io/en/latest/parser-cxx.html

Basic usage should be the same, uctags just doesn't support Geany's
wildcard ignores like G_GNUC_*. On the other hand the new parser is
much more resilient to macros so there shouldn't be so much need
for manual ignores.

The original code is still kept for parsers from c.c that still use the
old preprocessor.

# Conflicts:
#	ctags/Makefile.am