[BUG] Fails to parse multiple binary + unary operators

[Jeremy924]

Describe the bug
When there is a binary operator (such as ==) directly followed by a unary operator (such as !), the code panics saying that it cannot find the ==! operator.

Raven Code To Reproduce

import stdio;

fn main() {
    let t = true;
    let f = false;
    if t == !f {
        printf("Passed!");
    } else {
        printf("Failed!");
    }
}

Error Output or Unexpected Behavior

thread 'main' panicked at language\data\src\lib.rs:178:13:
Missing file: Failed to find operation {}==!{} with [LoadVariable("t"), LoadVariable("f")]

Additional context

[Pillber]

A quick look-through at the parser and the issue might be around lines 24-26. When parsing operators, they are parsed if it is already an operator, or equals, or period, without respect to anything else. that means == ! is being parsed as TokenTypes::Equals, TokenTypes::Equals, TokenTypes::Operator, all of which mistakenly get added to the operation in total to become the operation ==!. There might be a couple more places in the code where something like this can happen mainly line 97.

More logic might need to be incorporated there to determine whether the next token actually should be added to the operation or not.