hexdecimal literals not being parsed properly

How are you using the lua-language-server?

Visual Studio Code Extension (sumneko.lua)

Which OS are you using?

Linux

What is the issue affecting?

Type Checking, Completion

Expected Behaviour

---@alias intent_value
---|0x1
---|0x2
---|0x4
---|0x8
---|0x10
---|0x20
---|0x40
---|0x80
---|0x100
---|0x200
---|0x400
---|0x800
---|0x1000
---|0x2000
---|0x4000
---|0x8000
---|0x10000
---|0x100000
---|0x200000

---@param t intent_value
local function a(t) end

a(<??>) -- expected suggestions: the hexadecimal literals

Actual Behaviour

Reproduction steps

1. copy the above code
2. try a completion for the a function.

Additional Notes

I am somewhat confused at this because... it is doing something but not exactly?
The linter seems to understand this is a numeric literal, but the language server seems to only take the 0 value, and the actual value seems to be treated as a comment instead of a value, probably because it is not parsing it properly?

Log File

No response

Begin with the provided Lua reproduction and inspect how the language server parses hexadecimal values in the @alias and uses them for completion at a(...). Reproduce the missing hexadecimal-literal suggestions in the Visual Studio Code extension, then verify that the listed values are recognized as distinct numeric options and that type checking still accepts intent_value arguments.