Parser: refactor 'foo.%` call parsing #10351
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Fixed crystal-lang#10296 Currently, `%` call parsing is specialized like `if current_char == '%'` way in the parser, to avoid a confliction with `%`-string literals. However, the lexer has `wants_def_or_macro_name` flag for such things, we should use this instead of custom `if` way. The commit fixes the formatter also to set `wants_def_or_macro_name` flag correctly.
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Fixed #10296
Currently,
%call parsing is specialized likeif current_char == '%'way in the parser, to avoid a confliction with%-string literals. However, the lexer haswants_def_or_macro_nameflag for such things, we should use this instead of the customifway.The commit fixes the formatter also to set
wants_def_or_macro_nameflag correctly.