fix parse errors related to char escapes and char ranges

javascript/ql/test/library-tests/RegExp/CharacterRange/CharaterRange.expected

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+range
+| tst.js:1:13:1:17 | [w-z] | tst.js:1:14:1:16 | w-z |
+| tst.js:6:13:6:19 | [\\n-\\r] | tst.js:6:14:6:18 | \\n-\\r |
+| tst.js:7:13:7:18 | [\\n-z] | tst.js:7:14:7:17 | \\n-z |
+escapeClass
+| tst.js:2:13:2:16 | [\\w] | tst.js:2:14:2:15 | \\w |
+| tst.js:3:13:3:18 | [\\w-z] | tst.js:3:14:3:15 | \\w |
+| tst.js:4:13:4:19 | [\\w-\\w] | tst.js:4:14:4:15 | \\w |
+| tst.js:4:13:4:19 | [\\w-\\w] | tst.js:4:17:4:18 | \\w |
+| tst.js:5:13:5:18 | [z-\\w] | tst.js:5:16:5:17 | \\w |

javascript/ql/test/library-tests/RegExp/CharacterRange/CharaterRange.ql

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+import javascript
+
+query predicate range(RegExpCharacterClass cla, RegExpCharacterRange range) {
+  cla.getAChild() = range
+}
+
+query predicate escapeClass(RegExpCharacterClass cla, RegExpCharacterClassEscape escape) {
+  cla.getAChild() = escape
+}

javascript/ql/test/library-tests/RegExp/CharacterRange/tst.js

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+var reg1 = /[w-z]/; // normal range w-z, matches: wxyz
+var reg2 = /[\w]/; // escape class, same as \w.
+var reg3 = /[\w-z]/; // escape class \w and "-" and "z", same as [a-zA-Z0-9\-z]
+var reg4 = /[\w-\w]/; // escape class \w (twice) and the char "-".
+var reg5 = /[z-\w]/; // same as reg3
+var reg6 = /[\n-\r]/; // from \n (code 10) to \r (code 13).
+var reg7 = /[\n-z]/; // from \n (code 10) to z (code 122).