fix(generate): use correct state id when adding terminal states to non terminal extras#4792
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Really nice debugging @WillLillis ⚡️⚡️⚡️ |
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The Problem
When adding terminal states for non-terminal extras, we unconditionally use the length of the parse table's state vector to assign an id to the newly added terminal state. This assumes we're going to push to
self.parse_table.states, which does not happen ifadd_parse_stateis called with a state has already been added.The Solution
Use the correct parse state id returned by
add_parse_state.choiceinextrasdefinition #1168