Fix parser token incompatibility with w/q arrays #3342
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Take this code: `%I( )` It is currently made up of four tokens: ``` tSYMBOLS_BEG tSPACE tSTRING_END tNL ``` But for these types of arrays, the parser gem never emits the space token
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Take this code:
%I( )It is currently made up of four tokens:
But for these types of arrays, the parser gem never emits the first space token