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stdlib: token_get_all() null byte after $ — literal dollar (#13896) - #13908
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…#13896) When $ is not followed by a variable label start, emit a literal '$' token matching php-src zend_language_scanner.l (e.g. $\0 = 1;). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
LanguageScanner::scanVariable()to emit a literal'$'token when$is not followed by a variable label start (php-srczend_language_scanner.l).token_get_all('<?php $\0 = 1;')returningT_VARIABLEwith value'$'instead of a literal dollar +T_BAD_CHARACTER.php-src reference
ext/tokenizer/tokenizer.c—token_get_alldelegates to Zend scannerZend/zend_language_scanner.l— bad-character handling after$Verification
Closes #13896
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