Rename field to a name with dash does not transform the field with quotes.

TypeScript Version: 3.5.0-dev.20190412

Search Terms: hyphen refactor, dash rename

Code

interface TestObject {
    test:string
}
const instance: TestObject = { test: "hello" };
console.log(instance.test);

Rename "test" to a variable with a hyphen, e.g "te-st"

Expected behavior:
Code is refactored to use quotes:

interface TestObject {
    "te-st":string
}
const instance: TestObject = { "te-st": "hello" };
console.log(instance["te-st"]);

Actual behavior:

Refactor replaces the variable as given, producing invalid code

interface TestObject {
    te-st:string
}
const instance: TestObject = { te-st: "hello" };
console.log(instance.te-st);

Playground Link: Replacing all occurrences in the playground also includes all Test matches, so I tested this in vscode

Related Issues: none I could find

Reproduce the rename in VS Code using the TypeScript example, changing test to te-st. Trace the rename refactor behavior for the interface property, object literal, and member access; done means all affected references use valid quoted properties and bracket access as shown in the expected output, with regression coverage added in the relevant test suite.