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Test: code point escape (#145)

* fix: address lint errors in sparqlCodepointEscape

- Use codePointAt() instead of charCodeAt() per unicorn/prefer-code-point
- Move inline comments to separate lines per line-comment-position rule
- Shorten long test line per max-len rule
- Add unterminated short-string test to maintain 100% branch coverage

Note: The 5 failing W3C live tests (codepoint-esc-01/02/06/07/08) are
old positive tests that PR #346 explicitly removes from the manifest.
Implementing PR #346's restriction on codepoint escape placement is
inherently incompatible with those old tests; they will be dropped when
the PR is merged.

Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>

* revert codepoint escape

* feat: restrict UCHAR codepoint escapes to strings and IRIs in SPARQL 1.2

Per W3C PR #383/#384, UCHAR escapes (\uXXXX / \UXXXXXXXX) are no
longer processed by a global query pre-processor. Instead they are
handled at the grammar level, inside string literal and IRI reference
tokens only.

Changes:
- Add UCHAR-aware lexer tokens (iriRef, stringLiteral1/2, long1/2)
  to sparql12LexerBuilder that replace the 1.1 variants
- Add codepointEscape() to SparqlContext; default implementation
  (sparql12CodepointEscape) rejects all surrogate code points
  (U+D800–U+DFFF), including surrogate pairs
- Override string grammar rule with two-pass decode: UCHAR first, then
  ECHAR; this correctly rejects \\u0041 (two backslashes → \A →
  invalid ECHAR) as required by codepoint-esc-bad-03
- Override iriFull grammar rule to apply codepointEscape to IRI content
- Remove queryPreProcessor from Parser.ts; patch string and iriFull rules
- Add lexResult.errors check in parserBuilder so queries with bare
  backslashes outside strings/IRIs throw rather than silently recover
- Fix comment token pattern (no required trailing newline) so queries
  ending with a comment but no newline are accepted
- Skip 5 dawgt:Proposed W3C tests that encode pre-PR-#38... (continued)

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