resharper breaks logic with invert If operation

I usually rely on Resharper for doing some simple code conversions/refactorings to reduce "human error", but recently I spotted a bug which seems to be related to one of the older issues: RSRP-186813
Basically resharper should treat things like:
nullableIntVal > 3
as
nullableIntVal.HasValue && nullableIntVal.Value > 3

BEFORE:

void Meth1(DateTime? date = null)
{
   if (date < DateTime.MinValue)//Call invert if here
   {
      Console.Write("2");
       return;
   }
   Console.Write("3");
}

run with no arguments: Meth1() - will output "3"

AFTER:

void Meth1(DateTime? date = null)
{
   if (date >= DateTime.MinValue)
   {
     Console.Write("3");
   }
   else
   {
      Console.Write("2");
      return;
    }
}

run with no arguments: Meth1() - will output "2".

SHOULD BE?
Instead resharper should produce something like:

void Meth1(DateTime? date = null)
{
   if (!date.HasValue || date >= DateTime.MinValue)
   {
     Console.Write("3");
   }
   else
   {
      Console.Write("2");
      return;
    }
}