fix: Parser fails with C23 label syntax#585
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Such a test seems to already exist in test_case_empty_statement; is it different?
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oh, I missed it, |
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Summary
Fixes an issue where pycparser was reported to fail on C23-style empty labels such as a bare
default:inside aswitch.The grammar already supports empty labels; this change adds a focused regression test to ensure that an empty
default:is parsed correctly and remains supported.Closes #576
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Extend TestCParser_whole_code.test_switch_statement in tests/test_c_parser.py with a new case:
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