rustdoc: report unresolved paths that appear invalid - Check whether an unresolved path is in fact invalid. This prevents rustdoc from emitting nonsensical diagnostics like: - "no item named `std:` in scope" - "no item named `` in scope" Instead rustdoc will now say "has invalid path separator" (the same message from `MalformedGenerics::InvalidPathSeparator`) This is done by checking whether each path segment is empty or contains extra ":" after it's been split by the path separator "::". - Add a dedicated test `tests/rustdoc-ui/intra-doc/invalid-path-separator.rs` for this. - Some unrelated test snapshots have been updated because of this new check.
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