Use table-driven tests for specific parsers

spec/runtime/languages/json/errors.txt

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+==============================
+recovers from top-level errors
+==============================
+[}
+---
+(ERROR)
+
+==================================
+recovers from errors inside arrays
+==================================
+[1,,2]
+---
+(value (array
+    (value (number))
+    (ERROR)
+    (value (number))))
+
+==================================
+recovers from errors inside objects
+==================================
+{ "key1": 1, 5 }
+---
+(value (object (string) (value (number)) (ERROR)))
+
+==========================================
+recovers from errors inside nested objects
+==========================================
+{ "key1": { "key2": 1, 2 }, [, "key3": 3 }
+---
+(value (object
+    (string) (value (object (string) (value (number)) (ERROR)))
+    (ERROR)
+    (string) (value (number))))

spec/runtime/languages/json/main.txt

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+====================
+parses empty objects
+====================
+{}
+---
+(value (object))
+
+===================
+parses empty arrays
+===================
+[]
+---
+(value (array))
+
+===================
+parses arrays
+===================
+[
+    1, 2, 3,
+    { "stuff": "good" }
+]
+---
+(value (array
+    (value (number))
+    (value (number))
+    (value (number))
+    (value (object
+        (string) (value (string))
+    ))
+))
+
+===================
+parses long objects
+===================
+{
+	"key1": "value1",
+	"key2": 1
+}
+---
+(value (object
+	(string) (value (string))
+	(string) (value (number))
+))
+