bc: remove "error after expression parsing" check

It is misplaced: caller knows better what can or cannot follow the expression.
Sometimes even caller's caller: "if (1) return a+b else..." -
parser of "return" does not know that "else" after it is valid,
parser of stmt does not know it either, - only parser of
"if" knows it!

The removed code balked on e.g. "{ print 1 }" statement.

This does not break any valid programs, but starts accepting some
invalid ones, e.g. "print 1 print 2" would work.

function                                             old     new   delta
zcommon_parse_expr                                    40      32      -8
zbc_parse_name                                       509     494     -15
zbc_parse_stmt_possibly_auto                        1678    1638     -40
bc_parse_expr_empty_ok                              2025    1977     -48
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Signed-off-by: Denys Vlasenko <vda.linux@googlemail.com>

testsuite/bc.tests

@@ -76,6 +76,11 @@ testing "bc print 1,2,3" \
 	"123" \
 	"" "print 1,2,3"
 
+testing "bc { print 1 }" \
+	"bc" \
+	"1" \
+	"" "{ print 1 }"
+
 testing "bc nested loops and breaks" \
 	"bc" \
 	"\