Merge release/dev17.11 to release/dev17.12#10767
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* Added new tests for the specific regressed scenario. * Allow `@@` sequences. Fixes dotnet/sdk#42730 for now. When we move to the new lexer, these will once again be disallowed; attempting to use runtime compilation will necessitate using the native lexer. * Fixup legacy test baselines
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