Support Ripper::Lexer::State #550
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In 60665 of Ruby repository, Ripper::Lexer::State is added. It has #== and #& and #|, so the Ripper::Lexer::State objects must be placed at left operand, and new value as lex_state must be created as a instance of the class.
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In 60665 of Ruby repository,
Ripper::Lexer::Stateis added. It has#==and#&and#|, so theRipper::Lexer::Stateobjects must be placed at left operand, and new value aslex_statemust be created as a instance of the class.This fixes CI failure on ruby-head, for example https://travis-ci.org/ruby/rdoc/jobs/299223813.