Add offset method to ruff_python_trivia::Cursor#18371
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Cursor structoffset method to ruff_python_trivia::Cursor'
offset method to ruff_python_trivia::Cursor'offset method to ruff_python_trivia::Cursor
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Summary
Two
Parserstructs in thety_testcrate haveoffset()andskip_whitespacemethods that are identical in their implementations. These methods feel like they could live just as well on theruff_python_triviacrate'sCursorstruct, which would reduce code duplication. (Edit: following code review, this PR now only adds theoffsetmethod to theCursorstruct.)The short-term motivation for doing this is that I found myself needing them yet again for another parsing task in #18057 -- but it seems like a reasonable thing to do anyway, so I'm splitting it out into a standalone PR.
Test Plan
cargo test -p ty_test