Add FCW to disallow $crate in macro transcriber

[nik-rev]

This PR adds a new warn-by-default future incompatibility lint that lints on usage of $crate inside of a transcriber.

#![deny(dollar_crate_in_transcriber)]

macro_rules! x {
    ($crate) => {};
    //~^ ERROR usage of `$crate` in transcriber [dollar_crate_in_transcriber]
    //~| WARNING this was previously accepted by the compiler but is being phased out; it will become a hard error in a future release!
}

Tracking Issue: #155123

Reason:

$crate even in macro patterns is getting glued into a single identifier token. Thus, in the macro pattern, it can only be fulfilled by another glued $crate token, which is only possible do in the expansion of a macro.

I think it is better to forbid this usage, as it is strongly inconsistent with the behavior of other keywords in macro binders (they work like any other identifier and are currently not reserved in this position)

Example:

This shows the strange property of $crate in a transcriber: the call! macro is defined inside lib.rs, so the $crate token belongs to lib.rs. Yet, despite that, it still matches against the $crate token produced inside of main.rs.

// lib.rs
#[macro_export]
macro_rules! lib_macro {
    ($crate) => {};
}

#[macro_export]
macro_rules! call {
    ($m:path) => {
        $m!($crate);
    };
}

// main.rs
use lib::*;

macro_rules! main_macro {
    ($crate) => {};
}

call!(lib_macro);
call!(main_macro);

fn main() {}

Expected behavior:

• $crate: without a fragment specifier, error indicating that a fragment specifier is missing
• $crate:tt: with a fragment specifier, error indicating that $crate is a reserved identifier that cannot be used as the name of a metavariable.

Explanation and example is from #99037

History:

• Original PR tried to make it an error: Forbid $crate in macro patterns #99447
• From crater, we found 2 breakages from this, notably in ndarray - so it needed to be updated to a future-compatibility lint. Especially now, since 4 years have passed.
• This PR picks up the work by @CAD97 and turns the lint into a future incompatibility lint

Previous PR: #99447, which received no response from the author, so I'm picking it up

Issue: #99037

CC @CAD97

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[fmease]

The list before the => is the matcher, not the transcriber. The $crate in macro_rules! x { ($crate) => {}; } is in the matcher. What's to the right of => is the transcriber.