fix(awk): check word boundary before emitting keyword tokens#859
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The awk lexer's matches_keyword() and is_keyword_at_pos() checked only alphanumeric chars after a keyword candidate but not underscore. This caused identifiers like print_sp, printf_count, delete_flag to be split into a keyword + variable. Now both functions also reject '_' as a continuation character, treating the whole token as an identifier. Closes #852
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Summary
print_sp,printf_count,delete_flagetc. are correctly parsed as identifiersTest plan
Closes #852