Add support for aliased Named References for actions of rhs in Parameterizing rules

[ydah]

This PR support for aliased Named References for actions of rhs in Parameterizing rules.

Motivation

If there is a non-terminal symbol in the RHS of parameterizing rules as shown below, I want to access it in the Named Reference.

%rule plus_n(X): X term[number] { $$ = $1 + $number }
                ;

[yui-knk]

Can I ask the use case of this functionality? We can use arbitrary name for the variable (X) then if we want to access Y by $alias, we can write %rule pair(X, alias):.

[ydah]

@yui-knk I changed it to an appropriate example in PR description. For example, I think it makes sense to set an alias for nterms, which is not a parameter in rhs for parameterization rules. WDYT?

[yui-knk]

The intention makes sense for me. Could you update the test case grammar to match with the intention?

[ydah]

Indeed it is. I updated this PR.

[yui-knk]

IIUC aliased Named References for non parameter in RHS is already supported.

[ydah]

@yui-knk Is there any blocker left for this pull request?

[yui-knk]

@ydah I'm bit confused because:

1. It seems the test case passes without source code changes

diff --git a/lib/lrama/grammar/binding.rb b/lib/lrama/grammar/binding.rb
index 21b6ad5..d215ad0 100644
--- a/lib/lrama/grammar/binding.rb
+++ b/lib/lrama/grammar/binding.rb
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ module Lrama
           resolved_args = symbol.args.map { |arg| resolve_symbol(arg) }
           Lrama::Lexer::Token::InstantiateRule.new(s_value: symbol.s_value, location: symbol.location, args: resolved_args, lhs_tag: symbol.lhs_tag)
         else
-          parameter_to_arg(symbol) || symbol
+          @parameter_to_arg[symbol.s_value] || symbol
         end
       end

$ bundle exec rake
...
Finished in 9.62 seconds (files took 0.27494 seconds to load)
219 examples, 0 failures

2. It seems PR description is misaligned

If there is a non-terminal symbol in the RHS of parameterizing rules as shown below,

%rule plus_n(X): X term[number] { $$ = $1 + $number }
                ;

But I guess term might be terminal (!= non-terminal).

Could you check them?