Bug Report

Current Behavior
When using operators in VSCode, the suggested import defaults to rxjs/dist/types/operators, failing in runtime.

This wasn't happening in v6, starts happening after upgrading to v7.

Expected behavior
VSCode imports from the correct rxjs/operators path

Reproduction

• create a simple playground

mkdir rxjs-playground
cd rxjs-playground
npm init -y
npm i rxjs@next

• open that folder in VSCode
• create a file foo.ts

interval(1000).pipe( // Correctly suggests `import { interval } from 'rxjs'`
   map(v => v*2) // Doesn't suggest any valid import, that's fine - it used to do that. Manually import it from `rxjs/operators`
)

• create a file bar.ts and type in:

interval(1000).pipe( // Correctly suggests `import { interval } from 'rxjs'`
   map(v => v*2) // Wrongly suggests `import { map } from 'rxjs/dist/types/operators'`
)

Environment

• RxJS version: 7.0.0-beta.12
• VSCode: 1.53.2
• Node: 12.18.3
• Typescript: 4.1.5

Additional context/Screenshots

Note that after correcting it to rxjs/operators it correctly suggests adding the import from the right place