Remove source lines from parser error messages.

This was a gimmick in the first place. It doesn't work well with IO instances
(= requires re-reading of the input), the code was too complex and it wasn't
that useful in the end. Lets just get rid of it.

This fixes #53.

lib/oga/xml/parser.y

@@ -267,41 +267,8 @@ end
   def on_error(type, value, stack)
     name = token_to_str(type)
     name = TOKEN_ERROR_MAPPING[name] || name
-    index       = @line - 1
-    index_range = (index - 5)..(index + 5)
-    code        = ''
 
-    # For IO we sadly have to re-read the input :<
+    raise Racc::ParseError, "Unexpected #{name} on line #{@line}"
-    if @data.respond_to?(:rewind)
-      @data.rewind
-    end
-
-    # Show up to 5 lines before and after the offending line (if they exist).
-    @data.each_line.with_index do |line, line_index|
-      next unless index_range.cover?(line_index)
-
-      number = line_index + 1
-
-      if line_index == index
-        prefix = '=> '
-      else
-        prefix = '   '
-      end
-
-      line = line.strip
-
-      if line.length > 80
-        line = line[0..79] + ' (more)'
-      end
-
-      code << "#{prefix}#{number}: #{line}\n"
-    end
-
-    raise Racc::ParseError, <<-EOF.strip
-Unexpected #{name} on line #{@line}:
-
-#{code}
-    EOF
   end
 
   ##

spec/oga/xml/parser/error_spec.rb

@@ -16,32 +16,12 @@ describe Oga::XML::Parser do
       expect { parse(@invalid_xml) }.to raise_error(Racc::ParseError)
     end
 
-    example 'include the offending input when using String as input' do
+    example 'include the line number when using a String as input' do
-      # Racc basically reports errors at the last moment instead of where they
+      parse_error(@invalid_xml).should =~ /on line 5/
-      # *actually* occur.
-      partial = <<-EOF.strip
-   1. <person>
-   2. <name>Alice</name>
-   3. <age>25
-   4. <nationality>Dutch</nationality>
-=> 5. </person>
-      EOF
-
-      parse_error(@invalid_xml).should =~ /#{partial}/
     end
 
-    example 'include the offending input when using IO as input' do
+    example 'include the line number when using an IO as input' do
-      # Racc basically reports errors at the last moment instead of where they
+      parse_error(StringIO.new(@invalid_xml)).should =~ /on line 5/
-      # *actually* occur.
-      partial = <<-EOF.strip
-   1. <person>
-   2. <name>Alice</name>
-   3. <age>25
-   4. <nationality>Dutch</nationality>
-=> 5. </person>
-      EOF
-
-      parse_error(StringIO.new(@invalid_xml)).should =~ /#{partial}/
     end
 
     example 'use more friendly error messages when available' do