make RegexParser.err handle whitespace like literal and regex.

[gourlaysama]

This overrides err in RegexParser to make it consume whitespace just
like regex and literal. The original motivation was:

object parser extends RegexParsers {
  def num = "\\d+".r

  def twoNums =  num ~ (num | err("error!"))
}

// succeeds
parser.parseAll(twoNums, "42    721")

// fails with a parsing Failure instead of an Error
// because err doesn't consume the whitespace but the regex does.
parser.parseAll(twoNums, "42    foo")

This may change the output of some parsers that failed to parse input
(from a Failure to an Error).

Fixes #29

[gourlaysama]

I am still not 100% convinced that this change cannot break somebody's parser, by turning a successful parse into an error (because of no backtracking with errors compared to failures)...

[gourlaysama]

... but even if that's a semantic change, it is worth it.