Fix incorrect parse of statement macro followed by range #1815
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For the program
fn main() { m! {} .. }
, Syn would previously parse this as[Stmt::Expr(Expr::Range { start: Expr::Macro, end: None })]
. The correct parse is[Stmt::Macro, Stmt::Expr(Expr::Range { start: None, end: None })]
as is clear from the following diagnostic from rustc.