#[tokio:test] causes weird intellisense on the last line of the test

[escritorio-gustavo]

Version
tokio v1.28.0
tokio-macros v2.1.0 (proc-macro)
tokio-util v0.7.8
tokio v1.28.0 ()
tokio v1.28.0 ()
tokio v1.28.0 ()
tokio-native-tls v0.3.1
tokio v1.28.0 ()
tokio v1.28.0 ()
tokio-native-tls v0.3.1 ()
tokio v1.28.0 (*)

Platform
Windows 11 64-bit Build: 22621.1992

Description
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When using the #[tokio:test] macro, the last line of the test function gets the syntax highliting of a function call, hovering over it indicates a call to new_current_thread. This occurs with macro calls (such as assert!), method calls on objects, and basically any identifier at the start of the last line (even if the identifier doesnt exist)

I tried this code:

mod test {
    #[tokio:test]
    async fn my_test() {
        assert!(true);
    }
}

I expected to see this happen:
assert! is highlighted as a macro call, hovering over it shows docs about the assert macro

Instead, this happened:
assert! is highlighted as a function call:

Hovering over it shows new_current_thread docs:

This happens to any identifier even if it doesn't exist:

This does not happen to let bindings, literals or inside control flow blocks, such as if or match:

[taiki-e]

Is this the same issue as #5518 (except for macro is #[tokio:test] not #[tokio:main])?

[escritorio-gustavo]

Yes, it does seem to be the same problem affecting #[tokio:test]

[Darksonn]

I'm going to close this as a duplicate.