Fix handling of numeric backslash escape sequences in ECMAScript mode #33
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In ECMAScript incomplete numeric escape sequences do not cause syntax errors, instead they are treated like an escaped character (which is then unescaped) followed by number(s), so
/\x0/
for example is equivalent to/x0/
.Also, there is no support for \x{..} notation.
This PR fixes both issues.