Don't bail on #? operator name (#133)

The following statement will produce an error with pg_query_parse while being accepted by PG13. CREATE OPERATOR #? (LEFTARG=bool,RIGHTARG=bool,FUNCTION=boolge); #132
pganalyze · Apr 20, 2022 · 9aad9fd · 9aad9fd
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diff --git a/patches/02_parser_support_question_mark_as_param_ref.patch b/patches/02_parser_support_question_mark_as_param_ref.patch
@@ -315,7 +315,7 @@ index b1ea0cb538..9ba31f418c 100644
 +						nchars = 1;
 +
 +					if (yytext[0] != '?' && strchr(yytext, '?') &&
-+					  strcmp(yytext, "@?") != 0)
++					  strcmp(yytext, "#?") != 0 && strcmp(yytext, "@?") != 0)
 +						/* Lex up to just before the ? character */
 +						nchars = strchr(yytext, '?') - yytext;
 +

diff --git a/src/postgres/src_backend_parser_scan.c b/src/postgres/src_backend_parser_scan.c
@@ -5664,7 +5664,7 @@ YY_RULE_SETUP
 						nchars = 1;
 
 					if (yytext[0] != '?' && strchr(yytext, '?') &&
-					  strcmp(yytext, "@?") != 0)
+					  strcmp(yytext, "#?") != 0 && strcmp(yytext, "@?") != 0)
 						/* Lex up to just before the ? character */
 						nchars = strchr(yytext, '?') - yytext;