Fsharp: Go to Definition doesn't work for user-defined operators on dev15

[cartermp]

1. Install dev15 rel or prerel with .NET Desktop and create a new F# project.
2. Open an F# script file with the following code (lifted from FSharpx Strings.fs):

open System

// Active patterns & operators for parsing strings
let (@?) (s:string) i = if i >= s.Length then None else Some s.[i]

let inline satisfies predicate (charOption:option<char>) = 
    match charOption with 
    | Some c when predicate c -> charOption 
    | _ -> None

let (|EOF|_|) = function 
    | Some _ -> None
    | _ -> Some ()

let (|LetterDigit|_|) = satisfies Char.IsLetterOrDigit
let (|Upper|_|) = satisfies Char.IsUpper
let (|Lower|_|) = satisfies Char.IsLower

/// Turns a string into a nice PascalCase identifier
let niceName (s:string) = 
    if s = s.ToUpper() then s else
    // Starting to parse a new segment 
    let rec restart i = seq {
        match s @? i with 
        | EOF -> ()
        | LetterDigit _ & Upper _ -> yield! upperStart i (i + 1)
        | LetterDigit _ -> yield! consume i false (i + 1)
        | _ -> yield! restart (i + 1) }

    // Parsed first upper case letter, continue either all lower or all upper
    and upperStart from i = seq {
        match s @? i with 
        | Upper _ -> yield! consume from true (i + 1) 
        | Lower _ -> yield! consume from false (i + 1) 
        | _ -> yield! restart (i + 1) }
    // Consume are letters of the same kind (either all lower or all upper)
    and consume from takeUpper i = seq {
        match s @? i with
        | Lower _ when not takeUpper -> yield! consume from takeUpper (i + 1)
        | Upper _ when takeUpper -> yield! consume from takeUpper (i + 1)
        | _ -> 
            yield from, i
            yield! restart i }

    // Split string into segments and turn them to PascalCase
    seq { for i1, i2 in restart 0 do 
            let sub = s.Substring(i1, i2 - i1) 
            if Seq.forall Char.IsLetterOrDigit sub then
                yield sub.[0].ToString().ToUpper() + sub.ToLower().Substring(1) }
    |> String.concat ""

Place the cursor on any use of @? in the match expressions and press f12.

Expected: Find Symbol Results the line where @? is defined..
Actual: Popup saying "Cannot navigate to the symbol under the caret."

[cartermp]

@OmarTawfik I just verified that this scenario works with dev14 Update 3 on my machine, so this is a regression.

[dsyme]

Fix ready at https://github.com/Microsoft/visualfsharp/pull/1836