This changes fixes #18388.

When parsing docstrings, stubgen will bail on a docstring when the first tokenization error is encountered. This behavior is brittle, because docstrings need not be entirely valid python and can contain characters that cause early failure. Consider the following example:

def thing():
  """
  thing(*args, **kwargs)
  Overloaded function.

  1. thing(x: int) -> None

  .. math::
    \mathbf{x} = 3 \cdot \mathbf{y}

  2. thing(x: int, y: int) -> str

  This signature will never get parsed due to TokenError.
  """

The presence of the LaTeX code will cause TokenError to occur, and the second overload will never get parsed.

This change causes mypy to resume parsing after an error is occurred, such that later overloads can still be discovered. The new behavior is somewhat more robust to failures of this kind. I also added two tests with example docstrings that previously failed.