Rename broken for macros

[non-Jedi]

Consider the following file:

module LSRenameMacros

macro add_2(x)
    return :($x + 2)
end

add_2_repeatedly(start, n) =
    for _=1:n
        start = @add_2 start
    end

g(x) = @add_2(x)


end # module LSRenameMacros

I'm using LanguageServer.jl 4.5.1 with eglot. Please excuse the s-expression formatting of the JSON RPC requests/responses. So if I hover over @add_2 and attempt to rename to @test, I end up with the following file and see the following request/response pair:

module LSRenameMacros

macro @test@test(x)
    return :($x + 2)
end

add_2_repeatedly(start, n) =
    for _=1:n
        start = @test start
    end

g(x) = @test(x)


end # module LSRenameMacros

[client-request] (id:189) Fri Mar 15 14:11:47 2024:
(:jsonrpc "2.0" :id 189 :method "textDocument/rename" :params
          (:textDocument
           (:uri "file:///home/adam/repos/LSRenameMacros/src/LSRenameMacros.jl")
           :position
           (:line 11 :character 12)
           :newName "@test"))
[server-reply] (id:189) Fri Mar 15 14:11:48 2024:
(:id 189 :jsonrpc "2.0" :result
     (:documentChanges
      [(:textDocument
        (:uri "file:///home/adam/repos/LSRenameMacros/src/LSRenameMacros.jl" :version 169)
        :edits
        [(:range
          (:start
           (:line 2 :character 6)
           :end
           (:line 2 :character 11))
          :newText "@test")
         (:range
          (:start
           (:line 2 :character 6)
           :end
           (:line 2 :character 11))
          :newText "@test")
         (:range
          (:start
           (:line 8 :character 16)
           :end
           (:line 8 :character 22))
          :newText "@test")
         (:range
          (:start
           (:line 11 :character 7)
           :end
           (:line 11 :character 13))
          :newText "@test")])]))

As you can see, the macro invocations are replaced correctly, but the macro definition has duplicate replacements of add_2 with @test. So probably two separate issues? @ sign should be stripped and need to only send the edit for the macro definition once.

I thought perhaps that the issue was that the LanguageServer expected you to send the new name as test instead of @test, but that didn't work either. Does renaming of macros work in the vs-code extension?