fix(parser): support nested generic type arguments

TList<TList<Integer>> and TBox<TPair<Integer, string>> failed to parse:
each type argument was read as a single bare identifier, with no recursion
into a nested <...>, so a nested '<' produced "Expected '>' but got '<'"
(type position) or "Expected '.' or '(' after generic type arguments"
(constructor/expression position).

Both type-argument parse sites now recurse through ParseTypeName, so a type
argument may itself be a generic specialisation, to arbitrary depth
(TList<TList<TList<Integer>>> works). The expression-position heuristic also
accepts tkLessThan as the lookahead-2 token (the first arg being itself
generic). The comparison-operator disambiguation (a < b, (a < b) and (b < c))
is unaffected.

Found by the e2e generics hardening sweep. Regression:
TE2EMiscTests.TestRun_NestedGenericTypeArgs (TBox<TBox<Integer>>, both
backends). docs/grammar.ebnf TypeArgList rule updated to recurse via
GenericName.

All three fixpoints + full suite (3224 tests) pass.

compiler/src/main/pascal/uParser.pas

@@ -273,8 +273,10 @@ begin
       raise EParseError.Create(Format(
         'Expected type argument after ''<'' at line %d col %d in %s',
         [FCurrent.Line, FCurrent.Col, FLexer.Filename]));
-    Result := Result + FCurrent.Value;
+    { Each type argument is itself a (possibly-generic) type name, so recurse
-    Advance();
+      — this is what makes nested generics like TList<TList<Integer>> and
+      TBox<TPair<Integer, string>> parse. }
+    Result := Result + Self.ParseTypeName();
     while Check(tkComma) do
     begin
       Advance();
@@ -282,8 +284,7 @@ begin
         raise EParseError.Create(Format(
           'Expected type argument after '','' at line %d col %d in %s',
           [FCurrent.Line, FCurrent.Col, FLexer.Filename]));
-      Result := Result + ',' + FCurrent.Value;
+      Result := Result + ',' + Self.ParseTypeName();
-      Advance();
     end;
     Expect(tkGreaterThan);
     Result := Result + '>';
@@ -3970,16 +3971,18 @@ begin
               [FCurrent.Line, FCurrent.Col, FLexer.Filename]));
         end
         else if Check(tkLessThan) and (PeekKind() = tkIdent) and
-           (PeekKind2() in [tkGreaterThan, tkComma]) then
+           (PeekKind2() in [tkGreaterThan, tkComma, tkLessThan]) then
         begin
+          { Generic type args.  PeekKind2 = '<' means the first arg is itself
+            generic (TList<TList<Integer>>) — recurse via ParseTypeName so
+            nested generics parse.  Plain idents also go through ParseTypeName
+            (which simply returns the ident when no '<' follows). }
           Advance();  { consume '<' }
-          Name := Name + '<' + FCurrent.Value;
+          Name := Name + '<' + Self.ParseTypeName();
-          Advance();
           while Check(tkComma) do
           begin
             Advance();
-            Name := Name + ',' + FCurrent.Value;
+            Name := Name + ',' + Self.ParseTypeName();
-            Advance();
           end;
           Expect(tkGreaterThan);
           Name := Name + '>';

compiler/src/test/pascal/cp.test.e2e.misc.pas

@@ -108,6 +108,10 @@ type
     { (expr as T).Field := value — a parenthesised cast as an assignment
       TARGET. Was a parser gap (statements could not start with '('). }
     procedure TestRun_ParenCastAsAssignmentTarget;
+
+    { Nested generic type arguments: TList<TList<Integer>>. Was a parser gap
+      (type-arg list did not recurse, in both type and constructor position). }
+    procedure TestRun_NestedGenericTypeArgs;
   end;
 
 implementation
@@ -1146,6 +1150,33 @@ begin
   AssertRunsOnAll(SrcParenCastTarget, '42' + LE, 0);
 end;
 
+const
+  { Nested generic type args, in both var-type and constructor position. }
+  SrcNestedGeneric = '''
+    program Prg;
+    type TBox<T> = class
+      FV: T;
+      procedure SetV(V: T); begin FV := V end;
+      function GetV: T; begin Result := FV end;
+    end;
+    var outer: TBox<TBox<Integer>>; inner: TBox<Integer>;
+    begin
+      inner := TBox<Integer>.Create();
+      inner.SetV(7);
+      outer := TBox<TBox<Integer>>.Create();
+      outer.SetV(inner);
+      WriteLn(outer.GetV().GetV());
+      outer.Free();
+      inner.Free()
+    end.
+    ''';
+
+procedure TE2EMiscTests.TestRun_NestedGenericTypeArgs;
+begin
+  if not ToolchainAvailable() then begin Ignore('toolchain unavailable'); Exit; end;
+  AssertRunsOnAll(SrcNestedGeneric, '7' + LE, 0);
+end;
+
 initialization
   RegisterTest(TE2EMiscTests);
 

docs/grammar.ebnf

@@ -711,8 +711,10 @@ SetElement
     = Expr [ DOTDOT Expr ]
     ;
 
+(* Each type argument is itself a (possibly-generic) type name, so type
+ * arguments nest: TList<TList<Integer>>, TBox<TPair<Integer, string>>. *)
 TypeArgList
-    = IDENT { COMMA IDENT }
+    = GenericName { COMMA GenericName }
     ;