[4.1][Lexer] Don't setEscapedIdentifier(true) for tok::eof at ArtificialEOF #14552
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Cherry-pick of #14505 (and #13631 which #14505 depends on)
Explanation: Fix an assertion failure in SourceKit. During parsing for SourceKit, the parser tokenizes comments as tokens by re-lexing the source range of them. If the comment happens to be followed by escaped identifier, the Lexer tokenize the escaped identifier as
EOF
, and it used to mistakingly mark them as escaped identifier, that behavior used to cause an assertion failure(!value || Kind == tok::identifier) && "only identifiers can be escaped identifiers"
. The normal compiler has no path for hitting this defects.Scope: SourceKit with assertion enabled. If assertion was disabled, it didn't crash.
Risk: Low.
isEscapedIdentifer
flag has no meanings fortok::eof
tokens.Testing: Added regression test for SourceKit.
Reviewer: @akyrtzi
SR / Radar: SR-6926 rdar://problem/37290899