Support for private constructors in autoclass

I have a class with its constructor marked private. Users are not supposed to construct this class directly, but call a separate static method to get a instance of the class. Here's a contrived example:

/** A person */
class Person {
  /** 
   * Construct a person from the text of their full name
   * @param {string} fullName The person's full name
   */
  static fromFullName(fullName) {
    const [firstName, lastName] = fullName.split(" ");
    return new Person(firstName, lastName);
  }

  /**
   * @private 
   * @param {string} firstName The person's first name
   * @param {string} lastName The person's last name
   */
  constructor(firstName, lastName) {
    this.firstName = firstName;
    this.lastName = lastName;
  }
}

I would expect to only see the jsdoc for fromFullName when I don't show private members, like below. Instead I see both the private constructor and the static public constructor.

.. js:autoclass: Person
    :members:

Start at the js:autoclass directive and trace how the example's @private constructor is included when private members are hidden. Compare the generated output with the expected RST example; done means only fromFullName is documented while the private constructor is omitted.