Fix that '#' was not allowed in CSS #75
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The '#' character is used in CSS as the id selector. Since we're using the stylesheets in our application for QWidgets as well as QML we at least need the parser to not fail when it encounters rules like
This commit does just that: it allows the '#' character as a valid character for identifiers. This results in the parser not failing on rules like the above anymore. However, the above would be parsed as an identifier with the name "QLabel#nameLabel". I don't think that this is a problem since aqt-stylesheets does not support selecting components by id anyway.