(FL0034): ReimplementsFunction shown error, but after implementing suggestion build fails

Description

Please provide a succinct description of your issue.
I have a C# class with constructor accepting Func... as parameter.
Creation of object in F# and using applied function as argument gives Lint error, but after fixing it based on suggestion code does not compile.
In order to compile I need to instantiate instance of Func
So, the question is: Is it really more preferable way of writing?
FuncClass(fun str -> myLocalFunc str) - compile but Lint is angry
FuncClass(myLocalFunc) - do not compile
FuncClass(Func<_,_>(myLocalFunc)) - compile

Repro steps

1. Have C# class:

public class FuncClass
    {
        public FuncClass(Func<string, string> func)
        {
            Func = func;
        }

        public Func<string, string> Func { get; }
    }

2. Have local function as string -> string:
   let myLocalFunc str = sprintf "%s" str
3. Create instance:

let createNotComplientClass () =
    FuncClass(fun str -> myLocalFunc str)

Expected behavior

Probably it is OK to have re-implemented function here

Actual behavior

Lint gives error, but suggested fix do not compile

Known workarounds

This do not give Lint issue, and compile. But is it best F# approach?

let createComplientClass () =
    FuncClass(Func<_,_>(myLocalFunc))

Reproduce FL0034 with the provided C# FuncClass and F# function examples, then inspect the lint rule that reports the reimplemented function. Check the suggested rewrite against the compilation failure and the Func<_ , _> workaround; done means the diagnostic and fix agree with valid F#/.NET interop.