Ignore variable assignments that come after a rule definition

These private variables sometimes have references to make
variables like $< or $@. When converted to starlark, they
become invalid local variables like _< and _@, preventing
the file from being loaded even if it's never executed.

Bug: 226974242
Test: go test
Change-Id: Iafd4c6939731f3b7c051c9e41464134d5b672f23

mk2rbc/mk2rbc.go

@@ -531,7 +531,7 @@ func (ctx *parseContext) backNode() {
 
 func (ctx *parseContext) handleAssignment(a *mkparser.Assignment) []starlarkNode {
 	// Handle only simple variables
-	if !a.Name.Const() {
+	if !a.Name.Const() || a.Target != nil {
 		return []starlarkNode{ctx.newBadNode(a, "Only simple variables are handled")}
 	}
 	name := a.Name.Strings[0]

mk2rbc/mk2rbc_test.go

@@ -1242,13 +1242,15 @@ def init(g, handle):
 		desc:   "Ignore make rules",
 		mkname: "product.mk",
 		in: `
+foo: PRIVATE_VARIABLE = some_tool $< $@
 foo: foo.c
 	gcc -o $@ $*`,
 		expected: `load("//build/make/core:product_config.rbc", "rblf")
 
 def init(g, handle):
   cfg = rblf.cfg(handle)
-  rblf.mk2rbc_error("product.mk:2", "unsupported line rule:       foo: foo.c\n#gcc -o $@ $*")
+  rblf.mk2rbc_error("product.mk:2", "Only simple variables are handled")
+  rblf.mk2rbc_error("product.mk:3", "unsupported line rule:       foo: foo.c\n#gcc -o $@ $*")
 `,
 	},
 	{