Summary

Fixes: #2094

Multi-line semantic tokens (e.g., heredoc strings with interpolations) produce negative deltaStart values that wrap to large uint32 numbers. This causes LSP clients like Neovim to hang with 100% CPU usage.

Root Cause

After a multi-line token is per-line split in encodeTokenOfIndex(), te.lastEncodedTokenIdx still points to the original token. The next token's previousStartChar is computed from the original token's Range.Start.Column (high value from the first line of the heredoc), not from the last emitted line. When the next token starts at a lower column, the subtraction produces a negative value that wraps on uint32 cast.

Fix

Adds lastEncodedLine and lastEncodedStartChar fields to TokenEncoder to track the actual last emitted position instead of deriving it from the original multi-line token's range.

Testing

Adds TestTokenEncoder_multiLineTokenFollowedBySameEndLineToken which reproduces the exact scenario: a multi-line string token followed by a reference token on the same line as the string's End.Line, with a lower column than the string's Start.Column.

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