ols not working with new feature from odin with #reverse

[mahSource]

1. The first line of #reverse code with the do single statement will work, but wreaks havoc on the ols if you adjust code format after a save. It generates numerous errors.
2. Errors include from no package declaration at the beginning of the file (and there is one), to you cannot use a block statement in file scope for block statements after the special directive. It will also signal 'expected a statement, got } error (but there is a statement.....)
3. The second line of code where the same fmt.println() is put in a block works and produces no error messages.

   array2 := [?]int{1, 2, 3, 4, 5}
   #reverse for x in array2 do fmt.println(x) // this generates many, many ols errors
   #reverse for x in array2 {
       fmt.println(x)
   } // this version works perfectly

   This took a while to isolate in a large file, I had to progressively comment out lines until it was clear only the #reverse statement with do that caused everything.

[DanielGavin]

Looks like a bug in core:odin/parser.

Just running

main :: proc() {
    array2 := [?]int{1, 2, 3, 4, 5}
    #reverse for x in array2 do fmt.println(x) // this generates many, many ols errors
}

Gives _test/test.odin(11:1): expected '}', got 'EOF'

[DanielGavin]

Waiting on my PR: https://github.com/odin-lang/Odin/pull/2785

[DanielGavin]

Fixed.

[mahSource]

Thanks so much Daniel. Just loaded in the OLS and it works perfectly on my system now with the subject code. Cheers!