Motiejus Jakštys cd07751d13 parser: port upstream error detection, unskip all 14 tests
Mechanically port error handling patterns from upstream Parse.zig:
- &&/whitespace validation in binary operator parsing
- varargs state tracking in parameter lists
- invalid_bit_range check for slice types
- same-line doc comment detection in eatDocComments
- required for-loop payload validation
- error keyword requiring '.' for error values
- expected_semi_or_else checks in if/for/while statements
- labeled for/while/inline expressions in parsePrimaryExpr
- doc comment validation for test/comptime blocks
- EOF check in parseRoot
- comptime handling in else-branch context

All 381/381 tests pass with 0 skipped.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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zig0 aspires to be an interpreter of zig 0.15.1 written in C.

Testing

Quick test:

zig build fmt && zig build

Debugging tips

Test runs infinitely? Build the test program executable:

$ zig build test -Dno-exec

And then run it, capturing the stack trace:

gdb -batch
-ex "python import threading; threading.Timer(1.0, lambda: gdb.post_event(lambda: gdb.execute('interrupt'))).start()"
-ex run
-ex "bt full"
-ex quit
zig-out/bin/test

You are welcome to replace -ex "bt full" with anything other of interest.

Description
Replacing zig1.wasm with a C program (see stage0/).
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