Go-to-def on object literal shorthand misbehaves

[jakebailey]

With:

interface Something {
    foo: string;
}

function makeSomething(foo: string): Something {
    return { foo };
}

Go-to-def on foo in the object literal goes to the name in the object literal, as opposed to the parameter or even the foo in Something. (I can't recall which is correct. Both?)