Inserting new code above existing code temporarily shifts adorners

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int x = 5;  [x | 5]

int y = 2   [x | 5]
int x = 5;

Once you add the = 2, Roslyn sees the line as a 'valid' variable declarator, despite the lack of semicolon. Since it won't actually compile, it won't get executed and therefore there's a disparity between current and last executed operation IDs.