JSDoc disappeared in overloading with mapped type

Bug Report

🔎 Search Terms

vscode, jsdoc

🕗 Version & Regression Information

4.1.3

⏯ Playground Link

example 1, bug, no jsdoc:
No JSDoc if overloading in mapped type

example 2, works well:
Has JSDoc if no overloading in mapped type

example 3, bug, no jsdoc:
JSDoc disappeared without overloading

💻 Code

type ApiDict = {
  /**
   * jsdoc for getString
   */
  getString: string;
  /**
   * jsdoc for getBoolean
   */
  getBoolean: boolean;
};

type Api = {
  [key in keyof ApiDict]: {
    (url: string): ApiDict[key];
    (url: string, config: {}): { data: ApiDict[key]; extra: any };
  };
};

declare const api: Api;

api.getBoolean('', {});

type ApiDict = {
  /**
   * jsdoc for getString
   */
  getString: string;
  /**
   * jsdoc for getBoolean
   */
  getBoolean: boolean;
};

type Api = {
  [key in keyof ApiDict]: {
    (url: string, config: {}): { data: ApiDict[key]; extra: any };
  };
};

declare const api: Api;

api.getBoolean('', {});

/**
 * jsdoc for JsdocDisappearedWithoutOverloading
 */
interface JsdocDisappearedWithoutOverloading {
  (url: string): any;
}

declare const jsdocDisappearedWithoutOverloading: JsdocDisappearedWithoutOverloading;

jsdocDisappearedWithoutOverloading('');

🙂 Expected behavior

All of examples has jsdoc

Start by running the three linked TypeScript Playground examples, comparing the mapped-type overload cases with the working case and the standalone callable interface. Use the provided TypeScript snippets to reproduce the missing JSDoc. Done means all examples retain their declared JSDoc, including mapped types with overloaded call signatures.