bug: generates `ERROR` nodes for valid Python code `tree-sitter-python`

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Tree-Sitter CLI Version, if relevant (output of tree-sitter --version)

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Describe the bug

When parsing valid Python code with , ERROR nodes are unexpectedly generated. Specifically, in the provided example, the statement causes the parser to generate an ERROR node, even though the syntax is fully valid Python. tree-sitter-python``print

• : 0.23.6 tree-sitter-python
• Language binding: Rust (via crate) tree-sitter
• OS: macOS

Steps To Reproduce/Bad Parse Tree

1. Use the following Python code snippet as input: def test(): print("hello")
2. Use rust binding to parse it.

Node: source_file
Node text: def test():
print("hello")
Node: ERROR
Node text: def test():
print("hello")
Node: call_expression
Node text: print("hello")
Node: arguments
Node text: ("hello")
Node: )
Node text: )
Node: string_literal
Node text: "hello"
Node: "
Node text: "
Node: string_content
Node text: hello
Node: "
Node text: "
Node: (
Node text: (
Node: identifier
Node text: print
Node: ERROR
Node text: ):
Node: :
Node text: :
Node: )
Node text: )
Node: (
Node text: (
Node: identifier
Node text: test
Node: identifier
Node text: def

Expected Behavior/Parse Tree

Expected to parse the function successfully.

Repro

# Example code that causes the issue
def test():
  # Code that fails to parse, or causes an error
  print("hello")