Fix FunctionGemma parser for escaped braces and multiple calls - #1628
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This makes the test very slow, a single test case would be enough.
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Port the string-aware balanced-brace approach used by the Gemma 4 parser to FunctionGemma.
This preserves braces, quotes, commas and multiline text inside
<escape>…<escape>arguments, supports hyphenated function names and multiple calls, and rejects incomplete calls clearly.Tests cover complete VisMan-like YAML, multiple calls, truncation, and 10,000 fixed-seed source variants.