EOF is not a real rule in ANTLR, it works as a parsing instruction to ensure to match the entire file. However, during generation it doesn't have any importance, hence it can be safely ignored.
coverage: 87.68% (-0.1%) from 87.79%
when pulling dffd11112c5762b391f13bc7526d48fa338131f5 on no-eof
into 4314fed87ff39c16ecab6d4560ed29f230634603 on master.
EOF is not a real rule in ANTLR, it works as a parsing instruction to ensure to match the entire file. However, during generation it doesn't have any importance, hence it can be safely ignored.