If we fail to parse a declaration, we rewind, eat the token and look for the
next token that might be a good candidate for a declaration start (e.g. an
identifier). This becomes cpu and memory expensive with super long and invalid
expressions like

    typedef b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<70> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<71> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<72> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<73> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<74> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	(sizeof(fun((Dummy *) 0, (ThisT *) 0, (b::m::int_<75> *) 0)) ==
	 sizeof(defined_)) >, b::m::if_< b::m::bool_<
	// ...some more crazy lines like this

Therefore, stop trying after two failures by looking for the next semicolon or
closing curly brace.

Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-12890
Change-Id: I6637daeb840dd549d669080775228fa91fc932eb
Reviewed-by: Erik Verbruggen <erik.verbruggen@theqtcompany.com>