feat(parser): allow dictionary entries without parentheses - #161
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Dictionary literals now accept unparenthesized entries such as
!{"BE" => 100, "FR" => 80}alongside existing parenthesized pairs. Both forms bind as orderedPairLiteralSyntaxentries, with each entry's authored text and span preserved. Standalone pairs still require parentheses.The Tree-sitter grammar and generated parser were updated, with corpus and .NET syntax-binding coverage for shorthand, mixed styles, function arguments, source preservation, and malformed entries.
Validation:
npm run generate; dictionary corpus 5/5; applicable Tree-sitter corpus 377/377 (six existing Windows newline snapshot mismatches excluded);dotnet test Expressif.Syntax.sln --no-restore --nologo496/496 on net8.0, net9.0, and net10.0.Closes #160