syntax-quote resolves on dot forms

In Clojure or ClojureScript, if you evaluate a form involving syntax-quote of a dot form, the instance member / field, is not resolved. For example, in ClojureScript,

`(.x o)

yields

(.x cljs.user/o)

If you use (the ClojureScript implementation of) tools.reader on such a form, you can see that the .x symbol is resolved (and if using cljs.analyzer/resolve-sym, you will get a slash).

An additional assertion in cljs.tools.reader-test/read-syntax-quote that illustrates a problem that exists (with at least the ClojureScript implementation of tools.reader):

  (is (= (binding [resolve-symbol (constantly (symbol "/x"))]
           (read-string "`.x"))
        ''.x))

(This shows that the .x gets resolved to /x.)