`parse_one_operator_constraint`: clash with `parse_ternary_constraint` when there are four arguments

[dourouc05]

Following #2051, there is a new parse_one_operator_constraint extension point in JuMP. However, it is not called in a very specific situation: when the constraint looks like binpacking(a, b, c, d), i.e. when there is just a function call and four arguments. For instance, the current implementation works correctly with binpacking(a, b, collect(1:10), d).

In that case, JuMP jumps to parse_ternary_constraint(_error, vectorized, :binpacking, Val(a), b, Val(c), d). As neither a nor b are inequality signs, it directly generates an error.

I only found a hacky solution for this: in parse_ternary_constraint, intercept all error calls, ensure that there is no parse_one_operator_constraint to call. JuliaConstraints/JuCP.jl@acb90e3

An example to trigger this error: JuliaConstraints/JuCP.jl@acb90e3#diff-fce720c43af3c52c862fd7451c7374b8R312-R327

I hope someone has more imagination that I do to fix this!

[odow]

Closing in favor of #2236 we should come up with a proper design and thoroughly document it.