Fix double-claiming behavior with Secspressions that have no section.#7773
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…SkriptLang#7773) clear sectioncontext when parsing sectionless statement
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The sectioncontext was not being cleared when attempting to parse sectionless statements, which resulted in sectionless Secspressions being given their parent section to claim, leading to shenanigans like the secspression parsing itself multiple times.
This ensures the section context is cleared before attempting to parse sectionless statements.
Target Minecraft Versions: any
Requirements: none
Related Issues: #7721