There are numerous problems with variadic parameters.
In ordinary functions and methods, the grammar given is
parameter-list:
...
parameter-declaration-list ,opt
parameter-declaration-list , ...
But this isn't complete; the "..." is allowed to have an attribute, a type and a name, the same as any other parameter. The grammar should be
variadic-parameter:
...
attribute-specification-opt type-specifier ... variable-name
Note that if it has a type then it must have a name, and if it has a name then it must have a type.
The grammar for constructor parameters is even more wrong:
constructor-parameter-declaration-list:
constructor-parameter-declaration
constructor-parameter-declaration-list , constructor-parameter-declaration
First of all, this does not allow a trailing comma when it should. Second, it makes no mention of variadic parameters, which are legal in a constructor.
Note that a variadic parameter with a name in a constructor is also allowed to have a visibility modifier, so that should be in the grammar as well.