### Godot version

4.0 Beta 11 to 13

### System information

Windows 10

### Issue description

When trying to upgrade from Beta 10 one of my projects would immediately crash when opening the editor, with no error in the console which also crashed. I managed to isolate it to this enum:

```
enum { # Directions, clockwise, powers of 100, each direction gets 2 digits, allowing 100 terrains
	CENTER = 01,
	NORTH = 0100, # -Z
	NORTH_EAST = 010000,
	EAST = 01000000, # +X
	SOUTH_EAST = 0100000000,
	SOUTH = 010000000000, # +Z
	SOUTH_WEST = 01000000000000,
	WEST = 0100000000000000, # -X
	NORTH_WEST = 010000000000000000,
	ALL = 010101010101010101,
	ALL_CORNERS = NORTH_EAST + SOUTH_EAST + SOUTH_WEST + NORTH_WEST,
}
```

With this last line causing the crash:
`ALL_CORNERS = NORTH_EAST + SOUTH_EAST + SOUTH_WEST + NORTH_WEST,`

This worked in all the betas I've used up to and including Beta 10


### Steps to reproduce

Copy and paste that enum into a script, and save. Simply having a script with this enum will cause the editor to crash, the script doesn't need to be used anywhere.

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
bool valid = true;
			Variant result = Variant::get_constant_value(base.builtin_type, name, &valid);
			if (valid) {
				p_identifier->is_constant = true;
				p_identifier->reduced_value = result;
				p_identifier->set_datatype(type_from_variant(result, p_identifier));
			} else if (base.is_hard_type()) {
				push_error(vformat(R"(Cannot find constant "%s" on type "%s".)", name, base.to_string()), p_identifier);
			}
		} else {
			switch (base.builtin_type) {
				case Variant::NIL: {
					if (base.is_hard_type()) {
						push_error(vformat(R"(Invalid get index "%s" on base Nil)", name), p_identifier);
					}
					return;
				}
				case Variant::DICTIONARY: {
					GDScriptParser::DataType dummy;
					dummy.kind = GDScriptParser::DataType::VARIANT;
					p_identifier->set_datatype(dummy);
					return;
				}
				default: {
					Callable::CallError temp;
					Variant dummy;
					Variant::construct(base.builtin_type, dummy, nullptr, 0, temp);
					List<PropertyInfo> properties;
					dummy.get_property_list(&properties);
					for (const PropertyInfo &prop : properties) {