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Now the byteReader change is landed, validateToken doesn't need access
to the scanner any more. Rewrite it to take a *byteReader as a faux
receiver. It turns out this is ~1% faster overall, and I prefer the
purity of moving this from a function to a method. If the trend holds
true for parseString and parseNumber, this will make it easier to
refactor the latter.