[cpp] Correctly identify preprocessor tokens vs, tokens #7482
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Most references to tokens in [cpp] correctly refer to preprocessing tokens that a materially different thng to a regular token. This commit addresses the last few places referring to a plain token where they should instead be referring to a preprocessing token. The remining usage of plain token where evaludating the predicate to directives is intentional, and trying to change to a preproccessing token would be an actual error.