Fix completion after grammar action#116
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LGTM, just a guarding question and some minor remarks.
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Takes a tiny part of #98 to fix the completion after executing an action. Previously, synthetic objects had the wrong type after an action. That's because they used the Rule type name, instead of the actual computed interface name - which differs after actions.
Because of a minor parser generator issue if actions appear right at the start of the rule, I had to re-generate all parsers. This makes up 99% of the changes of this PR :)
The actual test for this is in the
TestCompletion_AfterO_ActionCrossReftest.