Go: fix parsing of condition-only for loops using semicolons#7560
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What's changed?
Fixing the case of
forloops which don't use the 3-arg (int i=0; i<5; i++), but rather the 1-arg version. If they happen to contain;even in a literal, they shouldn't be treated as the 3-arg, e.g.What's your motivation?
The parsing fails with idempotency issues.