fix: handle NUL and vertical tab characters in source

[toddr-bot]

Summary

PPI threw "Encountered unexpected character '0'" when parsing Perl source containing NUL (ASCII 0) or vertical tab (ASCII 11) characters, even though perl itself runs such code fine. This adds both characters to the tokenizer's whitespace character map so they are parsed as PPI::Token::Whitespace, preserving round-trip fidelity.

Fixes #69

Changes

• Add NUL (ordinal 0) and vertical tab (ordinal 11) to %CLASSMAP in PPI::Token::Whitespace as whitespace characters
• Add \0 and \v escaping in PPI::Dumper output for readability
• Add regression tests for NUL and VT parsing, round-trip, and whitespace classification

Test plan

• Tests verify parsing source with NUL between statements, NUL at start of source, and vertical tab between statements
• Each case checks: no parse errors, round-trip serialization, whitespace token classification
• Full test suite (53,095 tests across 69 files) passes with no regressions

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Quality Report

Changes: 3 files changed, 34 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

Code scan: clean

Tests: skipped

Branch hygiene: clean

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