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Tae Hyung Kim authored
To preserve backward compatibility with the old parser which would ignore syntax errors, this PR introduces a way to treat the special characters `{` and `}` in the following way: 1. If we encounter a `{` which searching for a string token and this `{` is not followed by a valid placeholder, then we treat the `{` as a string and continue lexing for strings. 2. If we encounter a `}` while not within some expression (i.e. placeholders, arguments, plurals, or selects), then we treat the `}` as a string and continue lexing for strings. This makes it so that ``` "helloWorld": "{ } { placeholder }", "@@helloWorld": { "placeholders": { "placeholder" {} } } ``` treats the `{ }` as a string while `{ placeholder } ` is treated as a placeholder. Fixes https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/122404.
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