In #225 it was reported that the output looks incorrect:
```
$ cat /tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb
def x.y.z
end
$ ruby /tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb
/tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb: --> /tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb
expected a delimiter to close the parametersunexpected '.', ignoring it
> 1 def x.y.z
> 2 end
```
Specifically:
```
expected a delimiter to close the parametersunexpected '.', ignoring it
```
However this does not show up when executing the debug executable:
```
$ bin/bundle exec exe/syntax_suggest /tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb
--> /tmp/4a71c7e417cc9eac0971e3a2519b295c/scratch.rb
expected a delimiter to close the parameters
unexpected '.', ignoring it
> 1 def x.y.z
> 2 end
```
This is because `exe/syntax_suggest` uses STDOUT.puts while calling `ruby` with the filename uses a fake IO object represented by MiniStringIO. This class was incorrectly not adding a newline to the end of the print.
The fix was to move the class to it's own file where it can be tested and then fix the behavior.
close https://github.com/ruby/syntax_suggest/pull/225d2ecd94a3b
Co-authored-by: Andy Yong <andyywz@gmail.com>
syntax_suggest did not work great when there is no new line at the end
of the input file.
Input:
```
def foo
end
end # No newline at end of file
```
Previous output:
```
$ ruby test.rb
test.rb: --> test.rb
Unmatched `end', missing keyword (`do', `def`, `if`, etc.) ?
> 1 def foo
> 2 end
> 3 end # No newline at end of filetest.rb:3: syntax error, unexpected `end' (SyntaxError)
end # No newline at end of file
^~~
```
Note that "test.rb:3: ..." is appended to the last line of the
annotation.
This change makes sure that the annotation ends with a new line.
New output:
```
$ ruby test.rb
test.rb: --> test.rb
Unmatched `end', missing keyword (`do', `def`, `if`, etc.) ?
> 1 def foo
> 2 end
> 3 end # No newline at end of file
test.rb:3: syntax error, unexpected `end' (SyntaxError)
end # No newline at end of file
^~~
```
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This SyntaxError#path feature only exists in Ruby HEAD. Until it is released in a preview I want to continue to support existing releases of 3.2.0 (and also so CI will continue to work, as it still uses a preview version to execute tests).
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