fix: parse hashref after any operator as Constructor (GH #34)

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Summary

After any operator (e.g. or, and, -, ==, +=, ..), { } can only be an anonymous hashref (Constructor), never a code block. Previously PPI only recognized a handful of operators in %CURLY_CLASSES; all others fell through to a catch-all that returned Block.

Added a type-based check in _curly(): if the last significant element before { is a PPI::Token::Operator (and -> was already handled as Subscript), return PPI::Structure::Constructor. This covers all current and future operators without maintaining an exhaustive list.

Fixes #34

Changes

• Added operator type check in Lexer.pm _curly() method after the %CURLY_CLASSES lookup
• Updated test expectations in ppi_token_unknown.t for hashctors after operators (Block → Constructor)
• Removed the "hash constructors are currently mistaken for blocks" TODO
• Added regression tests in 08_regression.t covering or, and, not, -, ==, ne, .., +=

Test plan

• All 69 test files pass (53,113 tests)
• Verified the exact issue example: 0 || {b => 1, a => 1}; parses as Constructor
• Verified 35+ operators produce Constructor after the fix
• Verified Block cases (map, grep, sort, sub, do, eval, if, while, for) are unaffected
• Verified Subscript cases ($foo->{bar}, $foo{bar}, @foo{bar}) are unaffected
• Verified Cast contexts (+ *{$args}) correctly remain Block

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Quality Report

Changes: 3 files changed, 69 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-)

Code scan: clean

Tests: skipped

Branch hygiene: clean

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