Fix nested sigil delimiter parsing inside macros#16266
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Sigils record their opening and closing delimiters so that the delimiters themselves could be nested in the sigil body. Sigils inside macros are no exception:
However, it turns out the lexer uses the sigil name itself as the start delimiter, instead of its next character. This leads to some rather strange behavior:
This PR ensures the correct start delimiters are used.