parseEvents now runs on the ported scanner+parser instead of the
hand-rolled approximation. Adds 1-based mark conversion at the boundary
(the port stays faithfully 0-based internally), translates the port's
scanner and parser errors into the diagnostic-aware ParseError with
precise codes (unterminatedQuotedString, unterminatedTag, tabIndentation)
and a readable malformed fallback, and retargets the canonical event gate
to track the port's gap set.
The port matches the canonical test.event on 253 of 308 valid cases;
the remaining gaps match libyaml's own behaviour and are the targets for
surpassing libyaml. Golden event and diagnostic expectations are rebased
onto the port where it is faithful or more correct (resolved verbatim
tags, libyaml's stream-end marks, reaching the real unterminated quote).
333 tests pass.
Three root causes: (1) a '%' begins a directive only in directive position (before document content, outside flow); everywhere else it is plain content, fixing misfires inside plain scalars, flow mappings, and block scalars. (2) %YAML accepts any 1.x (a higher minor is treated as 1.2 without error), rejects major != 1 and duplicate %YAML, and requires a following '---'; reserved and %TAG directives are accepted and ignored. A directive not followed by a document start is rejected with the new directiveWithoutDocument error. (3) An explicit '...' end marker closes the current document so following content begins a fresh document in parseStream; single-document parse still rejects multi-document input at compose time.
Tests/UnsupportedYAMLGapsFixtures.swift, StreamParsingTests, ScannerTests, and ParsingErrorTests were updated in lockstep to assert the now-correct behavior (percent-after-content is plain text; '...' then content is two documents; %YAML 1.3 is valid while 2.0 and duplicate %YAML are rejected); no test was weakened and multi-document rejection for single-document parse is still covered.
Flips 15 official YAML test suite cases (295/402); SF5V, 9MMA, B63P, H7TQ now correctly rejected. 6LVF and W4TN are reclassified to json-mismatch (blocked by other scalar gaps). Updates the manifest, fixtures, counts, and roadmap.
Add structured validation diagnostics, JSON and Yams comparison gates, and lazy token/event parsing so production behavior is measured without retaining full intermediate parser arrays.
