Intersection type intellisense duplicates jsdoc, rather than overriding

• VSCode Version: 1.33.1
• OS Version: macOS 10.12.6

Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: Yes

Sorry if the title isn't clear, it's tricky to put into words but obvious with code. The gist is when a type is extended and has the same key, the intellisense combines the documentation, rather than the "child" overriding it, like they do with interface. It's easier to explain with an example.

When intersecting types with the same property, the intellisense documentation shows all of the comments instead of just the latest:

type Duck {
  /** This is a really great duck */
  id: string
}

type Mallard = Duck & {
  /** I love this duck */
  id: string
}

const duckMan: Mallard = {
  id   // intellisense here shows "This is a really great duck I love this duck"
}

However, with an interface, the intellisense shows only the direct type comment, which is expected.

interface Duck {
  /** This is a really great banana */
  id: string
}

interface Mallard extends Duck {
  /** I love this duck */
  id: string
}

const duckMan: Mallard = {
  id // Intellisense says "I love this duck"
}

I found this out because I'm using graphql-codegen to generate types for my GraphQL schema. It generates types, and the intellisense in some cases repeats many times.

Expectation

I would expect the "closest" comment doc of a type to override all of the others, like it does with an interface. If there's a reason that can't work, then at least having a uniqueness check would be good, maybe new Set(typedocs))

No source file or test is named. Start by reproducing the provided intersection-type and interface examples in TypeScript IntelliSense, then trace the language-service handling of JSDoc for intersected properties; done means the closest type's documentation is shown without duplicated inherited comments.