xpath: Provide error message when throwing SyntaxError from parsing#40103
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This change was split of from #39977 to make that PR easier to review.
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Debugimpl for the error is not very useful yet, but #39977 swaps out the error type itself, so there's no point in improving it here.Testing: I've manually tested that the error message appears. I don't think we have tests for error messages.
Part of #34527