Difference in subscriptions with reducers between CLJ and CLJS

Hi,

I think I spotted a bug:

in citrus/cursor.cljs, the IDeref implementation is always calling get-in first, then the reducer (with a fallback to identity if not provided).
in citrus/resolver.clj, the clojure.lang.IDeref does things differently depending on whether a reducer is present or not. If not present, it just calls get-in. But if there's a reducer, it calls reducer first, then get-in, when I think it should be the other way around.

So for a subscription like this:

(defn products-count [reconciler]
  (citrus/subscription reconciler [:products :list] count))

In CLJ it will call (-> data count (get-in [:products :list])), whereas in CLJS it will do (-> data (get-in [:products :list]) count).

Am I right ?

clj-commons / citrus