Rust hover shows `mod draw` for `use super::draw` that resolves to function

code:

mod outer {
    // This is the function that `super::draw` should resolve to.
    pub fn draw(_: i32) {}

    mod inner {
        use super::draw;

        pub fn test() {
            draw(1);
        }
    }
}

// This module has the same name, but it is not the target of `super::draw`.
mod draw {}

explanation:

Expected: hover on draw in use super::draw shows the function outer::draw. Actual: hover shows mod draw. Go to definition resolves correctly.

I'm not sure whether this is a Zed issue or a rust-analyzer issue, but the hover information looks inconsistent with go-to-definition.

Start by reproducing the hover and go-to-definition behavior with the Rust snippet in the issue, focusing on use super::draw inside outer::inner. Trace the hover resolution path and compare it with the definition-resolution result; done when hover identifies outer::draw rather than the unrelated draw module.