How do I add a releaseRule that also respects the `!` for a breaking change? (conventionalcommits preset)

We’re using the conventionalcommits preset. In this preset, adding an exclamation after the type triggers a breaking change/major version bump.

Using the default releaseRules this works. feat!:, fix!: and perf!: are recognized as major/breaking changes.

In fact, anything with an exclamation triggers a major/breaking change, such as docs!: or even allGloryToTheHypnoToad!:

Now we want to add refactor as a type.

plugins: [
    [
      '@semantic-release/commit-analyzer',
      {
        preset: 'conventionalcommits'
        releaseRules: [{ type: 'refactor', release: 'patch' }]
      }
    ],

After adding this, refactor: triggers a patch change, as expected.

But refactor!: no longer triggers a major version bump.

How do we get this to work?

Edit to add version info: semantic-release 19.0.5, @semantic-release/commit-analyzer 9.0.2, Node 16.19.0

Start at the @semantic-release/commit-analyzer configuration using the conventionalcommits preset and the custom releaseRules shown in the issue. Reproduce the behavior with the reported semantic-release 19.0.5, commit-analyzer 9.0.2, and Node 16.19.0 versions, then compare default and custom rule handling. Done means refactor: produces a patch release while refactor!: still produces a major release.