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doc: add indexes
* doc/bison.texi (Special Tokens): here.
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@@ -7546,15 +7546,18 @@ utility can be used without change as the definition of @code{yylex}.
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In addition to the user defined tokens, Bison generates a few special tokens
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that @code{yylex} may return.
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@findex YYEOF
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The @code{YYEOF} token denotes the end of file, and signals to the parser
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that there is nothing left afterwards. @xref{Calling Convention}, for an
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example.
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@findex YYUNDEF
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Returning @code{YYUNDEF} tells the parser that some lexical error was found.
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It will emit an error message about an ``invalid token'', and enter
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error-recovery (@pxref{Error Recovery}). Returning an unknown token kind
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results in the exact same behavior.
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@findex YYerror
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Returning @code{YYerror} requires the parser to enter error-recovery
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@emph{without} emitting an error message. This way the lexical analyzer can
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produce an accurate error messages about the invalid input (something the
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