Comparison operators ("<", ">") incorrectly interpreted as type parameters

TS and JS Grammar Extension version: 0.0.55 / latest

Code

// Contrived because of simplification
let a = 7
let b = {}
if (a < (b as {c: number}).c || a > (b as {c: number}).c) {

}

If statement parsing:

if [keyword.control.conditional.ts, source.ts]
( [meta.brace.round.ts, source.ts]
a [entity.name.function.ts, meta.function-call.ts, source.ts]
< [punctuation.definition.typeparameters.begin.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
( [meta.brace.round.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
b [entity.name.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
as [entity.name.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
{ [punctuation.definition.block.ts, meta.object.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
c [variable.object.property.ts, meta.definition.property.ts, meta.field.declaration.ts, meta.object.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
: [meta.type.annotation.ts, meta.field.declaration.ts, meta.object.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
number [support.type.primitive.ts, meta.type.annotation.ts, meta.field.declaration.ts, meta.object.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
} [punctuation.definition.block.ts, meta.object.type.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
) [meta.brace.round.ts, meta.type.paren.cover.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
. [meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
c [entity.name.type.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
| [keyword.operator.type.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
| [keyword.operator.type.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
a [entity.name.type.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]
> [punctuation.definition.typeparameters.begin.ts, meta.type.parameters.ts, source.ts]

(rest is normal)

So like:
if ( a<type>(parameters).c ) {}

Example in vscode:

Actual code:

Start with the TypeScript and JavaScript Grammar Extension and reproduce the reported snippet in VS Code using the syntax scopes shown in the issue. Trace how the comparison operators are classified in the grammar; done means < and > remain comparison operators while the surrounding type assertion and property access receive normal highlighting.