Parsing of class fails if class name is defined based on condition.

RubyCritic 3.3.0
Ruby 2.3.1

When running rubycritic on such a module, it fails with with the following exception 'Reek::Errors::IncomprehensibleSourceError'.

module ExceptionHandler
    # => Class (inheritance dependent on whether db option is available)
    self::Exception = Class.new(
      (ExceptionHandler.config.try(:db) && defined?(ActiveRecord)) ? ActiveRecord::Base : Object
    ) do
      #Some code
    end
end

It seems that the ternary operator in the class name definition is causing this. Because if we change the code to:

module ExceptionHandler
    # => Class (inheritance dependent on whether db option is available)
    foo =(ExceptionHandler.config.try(:db) && defined?(ActiveRecord)) ? ActiveRecord::Base : Object
    self::Exception = Class.new(foo) do
      #Some code
    end
  end

there is no exception.

The exception happens on examiner.rb:107:in `rescue in run': !!! (Reek::Errors::IncomprehensibleSourceError)

Exception message:
undefined method `name' for #<#<Class:0x007f82aa196e58>:0x007f82aa1957d8>

I stumbled upon this exception when trying to run rubycritic on a project with the exception_handler GEM. The code in the above example is generated automatically by their GEM.

Start at examiner.rb:107 and reproduce the IncomprehensibleSourceError with the conditional class definition shown in the issue. Trace how the parser handles the ternary expression in the class name; done means RubyCritic processes that example without raising the undefined-method name exception.