Escape token text in VB grammar generator - #84659
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Fixes #84635
The Visual Basic grammar generator only escaped token text when the entire text was
\or'. As a result,\=was emitted as the invalid ANTLR literal'\='.Escape backslashes and apostrophes in every token text before emitting a grammar literal, then regenerate
VisualBasic.Grammar.g4. Existing escaped token output remains unchanged, whileIntegerDivideEqualsTokenis now emitted as'\\='.Validation:
Compilers.slnfin Debug configuration (0 warnings, 0 errors).eng/generate-compiler-code.cs -test.error(156)is removed; the three pre-existing duplicate-rule diagnostics tracked by VisualBasic.Grammar.g4: three rules defined twice (structure vs. node-kind name collision in GrammarGenerator) #84633 remain.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow