Fix parsing <*-in-parens>

Oversight. `selector(:not)` was falling back to `<general-enclosed>` but not
`selector(:not) and (color: green)`, for example, because `<general-enclosed>`
was not parsed with the `lazy` parameter.

Author: cdoublev

lib/parse/intercept.js

@@ -2,13 +2,12 @@
 /**
  * @param {SyntaxError} error
  * @param {object} node
- * @param {object} parser
  * @returns {SyntaxError|object[]}
  *
  * It stops propagating an error resulting from parsing an item of a forgiving
  * selector list, to serialize the list with the invalid selector.
  */
-function interceptInvalidSelector(error, { context, input, location }, parser) {
+function interceptInvalidSelector(error, { context, input }) {
     if (!context.strict && context.forgiving) {
         input.moveToEnd()
         return input.data
@@ -27,7 +26,7 @@ function interceptInvalidSelector(error, { context, input, location }, parser) {
  */
 function interceptQueryInParensError(error, { context, input, location }, parser) {
     input.moveTo(location)
-    return parser.parseCSSValue(input, '<general-enclosed>', context) ?? error
+    return parser.parseCSSValue(input, '<general-enclosed>', context, 'lazy') ?? error
 }
 
 module.exports = {