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Fix error caused by templates in ConditionalExpressions (jsx-indent) #1077

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Template strings are constructed differently from other tokens in espree. Other tokens are created by the Token class and are thus Token class objects. They look like this:

Token {
  type: 'String',
  value: '"bar"',
  start: 44,
  end: 49,
  loc:
   SourceLocation {
     start: Position { line: 4, column: 11 },
     end: Position { line: 4, column: 16 } },
  range: [ 44, 49 ] }

Template tokens, however, are constructed differently and end up as plain JavaScript objects, which look like this:

{ type: 'Template',
  value: '`bar`',
  loc:
   { start: Position { line: 4, column: 11 },
     end: Position { line: 4, column: 16 } },
  range: [ 44, 49 ] }

See: espree's token-translator.js

As a result of this different construction, the start and end properties are not present on the template token object. To correct this I've changed to using the range property, which I infer to be more proper given the method it is being passed into is called getNodeByRangeIndex. I also think we can safely rely on range being present on all token types.

Fixes #1061

Template strings are constructed differently from other tokens in
espree. Other tokens are created by the Token class and are thus
Token class objects. They look like this:

```
Token {
  type: 'String',
  value: '"bar"',
  start: 44,
  end: 49,
  loc:
   SourceLocation {
     start: Position { line: 4, column: 11 },
     end: Position { line: 4, column: 16 } },
  range: [ 44, 49 ] }
```

Template tokens, however, are constructed differently and end up as
plain JavaScript objects, which look like this:

```
{ type: 'Template',
  value: '`bar`',
  loc:
   { start: Position { line: 4, column: 11 },
     end: Position { line: 4, column: 16 } },
  range: [ 44, 49 ] }
```

See: [espree's token-translator.js](https://github.com/eslint/espree/blob/58f75be6b89d8904b6366ed368045cb02c4a4e33/lib/token-translator.js#L43)

As a result of this different construction, the `start` and `end`
properties are not present on the template token object. To correct this
I've changed to using the `range` property, which I infer to be more
proper given the method it is being passed into is called
`getNodeByRangeIndex`. I also think we can safely rely on `range` being
present on all token types.

Fixes jsx-eslint#1061
@ljharb ljharb added the bug label Feb 17, 2017
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