Compare arrow expression clauses when they are children of properties or indexers#57624
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Fixes AB#1431181
TryFindMemberDeclarationreturnsArrowExpressionClauses for expression bodied properties and indexers here: https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/pull/53735/files#diff-d27a49a9c0c463968b650ddaefd03c039ed33d7b9ead3d9d82b58ae051df585cR131-R136As these weren't in the syntax tree edit matches various contracts failed when active statements come from them.