Messed syntax highlighting

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled? ✔️

• VS Code Version: 1.56.2
• OS Version: Windows 10
• Language: TypeScript

Description:

• When a type declaration statement without an ending semicolon is followed directly by some specific statement, like a function call, the syntax highlighting of the following codes becomes messed up. If we add a semicolon at the end, or a blank line, the syntax highlighting will return to normal. Though this bug could be easily avoided by users, I still recommend it be fixed, since syntax highlighting should always synchronize with compilers, and such codes can be successfully compiled by tsc.

How to Reproduce:

1. Copy the following snippet into VS Code

   async function foo(): Promise<number> { return Promise.resolve(0); }
   type Type = string
   foo().then(async bar => {
   	if (typeof (bar) == "number")
   		console.log("number");
   	const year = 2021;
   });
   

2. Check out the syntax highlighting, it should be something like the following image:
   

Commencez par reproduire l’extrait signalé dans VS Code 1.56.2 avec les extensions désactivées, puis comparez la coloration avec et sans le point-virgule ou la ligne vide. Le payload ne nomme aucun fichier source ni aucun test ; c’est terminé lorsque la grammaire TypeScript continue de colorer correctement le code suivant quand la déclaration ne comporte pas de point-virgule.