Issue: Cascading Errors in IronPython Parser

When parsing Python scripts using IronPython’s parser, we observe that a single syntax error (such as a missing quote in a print() statement) sometimes causes multiple errorrx. Instead of reporting only the actual error line, the parser marks all subsequent statements as erroneous. This cascading error behavior is inconsistent and seems to occur mostly with statements involving parentheses or quotation marks (e.g., print(),write(),sys.stdout.write("Hello ") etc).

using (IronPython.Compiler.Parser parser = IronPython.Compiler.Parser.CreateParser(context, new PythonOptions()))

Observed Behavior
A single syntax error (e.g., missing quote in print("Hello)) causes error highlights on all subsequent lines.
This does not happen for all types of syntax errors.
The issue is most frequent with print() .stdout.write("Hello " ,etc statements and string literals.

Expected Behavior
Only the actual error line should be highlighted.
The parser should recover gracefully and not cascade errors to subsequent lines.

Start with the shown IronPython.Compiler.Parser.CreateParser entry point and reproduce the missing-quote case using PythonOptions. Compare the reported error locations for the sample print() and stdout.write() statements. Done means the original syntax error is reported without marking subsequent statements as erroneous.