Vader gets different results than vim for synID in clojure test code

I'm using the clojure syntax files that come with my version of vim: 7.4.52. Using vader ad7f1b70ebcf76de86d1991732146f2ebabe3ba4.

When I write a test that tests clojure syntax, I get different results from vader and manually stepping through the test. (My project idbrii/vim-endoscope uses syntax ids to determine if something is a string as described in `:help searchpair()`.)

Here's an example of a passing and failing test where the difference is that the line ends in a quote.

```
Given clojure (simple valid function):
(defn say-hello
([name] (println (str "Hello " name))))

Do (remove trailing braces, add brace, check syn):
# Clear out the trailing braces
jf)D
# Add brace and check syntax
a)\=synIDattr(synID(line("."), col('.')-1, 0), "name")\

Expect clojure (Append clojureParen. Works fine for word-parens.):
(defn say-hello
([name] (println (str "Hello " name)clojureParen

Do (remove trailing braces, add string and brace, check syn):
# Clear out the trailing braces
jf)D
# Add string and brace and check syntax
a "!")\=synIDattr(synID(line("."), col(".")-1, 0), "name")\

Expect clojure (FIXME: Append clojureParen. Vader fails for quote-paren, but this works in vim.):
(defn say-hello
([name] (println (str "Hello " name "!")clojureParen
```

Inside my vader file, the syntax for embedded clojure is all messed up (it shows most trailing parens as errors -- even for balanced parens) and that also applies to my Do blocks.

Not sure if you can fix this. I also tried using ;-terminated blocks, but that doesn't help.