parser: fix infix expr handling with cast on left side of << operator #19985
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Fix #19978
🤖[deprecated] Generated by Copilot at d602b26
This pull request fixes a parser bug with cast and left shift operators and adds a test file to check the correct precedence. The bug affected expressions like
u8(1) << 1 + 1and caused incorrect parsing and compilation errors.🤖[deprecated] Generated by Copilot at d602b26
vlib/v/tests/cast_precedence_test.vfor cast precedence scenarios (link)