Incorrect parsing of WHERE LIKE with parameter

When trying to parse a WHERE clause such as WHERE foo LIKE :bar it returns foo LIKE : as a single token, where as I would expect it to return foo LIKE :bar as individual tokens. It doesn't have this issue when using back ticks on the columns, or = instead of LIKE.

Sample script:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

use PhpMyAdmin\SqlParser\Parser;
use PhpMyAdmin\SqlParser\Token;
use PhpMyAdmin\SqlParser\TokensList;

$sql = 'SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo LIKE :bar';
echo 'sql: ' . $sql . PHP_EOL;
$parser = new Parser($sql);
foreach ($parser->list->tokens as $i => $token) {
    echo 'token: ' . $token->token , PHP_EOL;
}


$sql = 'SELECT * FROM test WHERE `foo` LIKE :bar';
echo 'sql: ' . $sql . PHP_EOL;
$parser = new Parser($sql);
foreach ($parser->list->tokens as $i => $token) {
    echo 'token: ' . $token->token , PHP_EOL;
}

$sql = 'SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo = :bar';
echo 'sql: ' . $sql . PHP_EOL;
$parser = new Parser($sql);
foreach ($parser->list->tokens as $i => $token) {
    echo 'token: ' . $token->token , PHP_EOL;
}

Output:

sql: SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo LIKE :bar
token: SELECT
token:  
token: *
token:  
token: FROM
token:  
token: test
token:  
token: WHERE
token:  
token: foo LIKE :
token: bar
token: 
sql: SELECT * FROM test WHERE `foo` LIKE :bar
token: SELECT
token:  
token: *
token:  
token: FROM
token:  
token: test
token:  
token: WHERE
token:  
token: `foo`
token:  
token: LIKE
token:  
token: :bar
token: 
sql: SELECT * FROM test WHERE foo = :bar
token: SELECT
token:  
token: *
token:  
token: FROM
token:  
token: test
token:  
token: WHERE
token:  
token: foo
token:  
token: =
token:  
token: :bar
token:

使用提供的 WHERE foo LIKE :bar 示例，从 Parser 的标记化路径开始，并将其与使用反引号括起的列和 = 的情况进行比较。跟踪未加引号的列、LIKE 运算符和命名参数为何会被合并，然后添加一个回归测试，表明 foo、空白、LIKE、空白和 :bar 是彼此独立的标记。