Skip parsing annotations containing dashes, such as @Foo-bar, or @Foo-#257
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We want to make `@Foo-` a sequence of `T_IDENTIFIER` and `T_MINUS`, so that we can selectively disable this specific annotation pattern.
…s between tokens?
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😕 where is the dash in |
@Foo-bar, or @Foo@Foo-bar, or @Foo-
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Most likely fixes doctrine/collections#180