AaronBallman wrote:

> If you don't want to do anything fancy, can you just add a warning in 
> Lexer::LexTokenInternal if we see a '$' (where we set the token type to 
> tok::unknown)? That should be easy to implement, and have zero impact on 
> lexer performance.

Okay, that's pretty reasonable. Note, we only emit the diagnostic when finding 
`$` at the *start* of an identifier, not as a continuation character. Otherwise 
we'd issue two diagnostics for `foo$bar`, one for finding the continuation 
character and one for finding the start of the next token. I added test 
coverage to be sure we caught `$a`, `a$`, and `a$b` correctly.

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/135407
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