libyaml makes every '?' in flow context a mapping-key indicator, so it
parses '{ ?foo: bar }' as a key 'foo' (dropping the '?') and '[?x]' as an
empty single-pair mapping. Per ns-plain-first a '?' followed by a
flow-safe character (anything but whitespace, end of input, or a flow
indicator) begins a plain scalar.
Gate the '?' key-indicator dispatch on isBlankZ or, in flow context, a
flow indicator, so '?foo' and '?x' stay plain-scalar content. Hoist the
flow-indicator predicate into CharacterClass and reuse it in the plain
scalar scanner. Surpasses libyaml on 652Z and HM87/01. Port score
290 -> 292.
Stage 3 foundation of the faithful libyaml scanner port. Translates the IS_* character-class macros from yaml_private.h (IS_Z, IS_SPACE, IS_TAB, IS_BLANK, IS_BREAK, IS_BREAKZ, IS_SPACEZ, IS_BLANKZ, IS_DIGIT, IS_ALPHA, IS_HEX, IS_ASCII, IS_PRINTABLE) into PureYAML.Parsing.LibYAML.CharacterClass. libyaml inspects UTF-8 bytes; the Swift port operates on Unicode.Scalar, where the multi-byte line breaks NEL (U+0085), LS (U+2028), and PS (U+2029) are single scalars, and end of input is nil, libyaml's \0 sentinel (so isZ(nil) is true and the others are false). These predicates are what the token fetchers dispatch on. Unit-tested for end-of-input, blanks, the full break set, the alpha/digit/hex sets, and the ascii/printable boundaries.
