Comparing against a single backslash breaks parsing of rest of conditional

[vpzomtrrfrt]

foo same '\\' or foo same 'b'

gives

foo === '\\' or foo same 'b'

rather than the expected:

foo === '\\' || foo === 'b'

Seems to be specific to comparisons against '\\', as it works otherwise

[AnEmortalKid]

Aight, this has to do with the tokenizer:

This is a good test case, I'll tackle this and see if i can squash this down.

[AnEmortalKid]

So I took a peak at this and there’s a couple of problems:

1 -the way we handled escapes wasn’t very good and should be rewritten.
2- from testing, I believe what happens when we consume the source is we get‘\', somehow from the file it already escaped the \\ to .

I need to do some more testing on just trying to read escaped sequences from a file and NOT escaping so the literal values include \\.

Ill take another peek at this and at a minimum fix the way lexemes are broken up.