🐛 Fix NAMESPACE parsing (and other ♻️ refactoring)#112
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I misread or misunderstood the spec when I first implemented this... I wrongly inserted SP-delimiters. Most servers don't list more than one namespace, so probably very few noticed the bug! Also: * ♻️ Rewrote using "new parser style" to more directly imitate the ABNF. * ⚡️ Small but measurable performance improvement. * ♻️ Add ParserUtils::Generator#def_token_matchers for quoted, string, nil, tagged_ext_label, etc. * ♻️ Move atom, astring, nstring, etc to top, so they can be aliased. * ♻️ Use NIL in nstring, nquoted
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n.b, this was split off from #104, which was too big for a single PR.
I misread or misunderstood the spec when I first implemented this... I wrongly inserted SP-delimiters. Most servers don't list more than one namespace, so probably very few noticed the bug!
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