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Parser analysis and errors for labelled statements, break, continue, return - #215
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i'd honestly prefer this was just repeated and htere was no fallthrough above. but up to you.
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Conflicts: src/compiler/diagnosticInformationMap.generated.ts src/compiler/diagnosticMessages.json src/compiler/parser.ts
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Parser analysis and errors for labelled statements, break, continue, return
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This pull request covers a couple of things:
I've added a state machine to track labelled statements. It has a current label set for the labels being accumulated, as well as a stack for label sets of enclosing statements. It also tracks whether the enclosing labelled statements are iteration statements or not, because continue statements can only jump to iteration statements.