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Resolves #1905.
Adds the
maxTokensparser option from graphql-js (graphql/graphql-js#3684): the parser counts the tokens it consumes and throws aSyntaxErroronce the document exceeds the limit. There is no limit by default.All the
Lexer::advance()calls of the parser now go through a singleadvanceLexer()method that does the counting, as in the reference implementation. The error message follows the current graphql-js wording ("more than", the original "more that" typo was fixed there), and the graphql-js test is ported with its@see it(...)annotation.