Tighten up slashdash definition #33
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Previously slashdash was allowed anywhere `ws` was, and could be followed by any legal slashdashable token regardless of position. This caused some ambiguous parsing and enabled constructions we really don't want. The new version simply allows a slashdash to preceed each commentable token, thus restricting its use to locations where the token is otherwise valid.
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Previously slashdash was allowed anywhere
wswas, and could be followed by any legal slashdashable token regardless of position. This caused some ambiguous parsing and enabled constructions we really don't want.The new version simply allows a slashdash to preceed each commentable token, thus restricting its use to locations where the token is otherwise valid.
Fixes #31.