Fix compiler assert involving a bound-safe interface with a typedef'ed type. #1227
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…d type. The conversion of a pointer-typed variable with a bounds-safe interface to an unchecked pointer type was failing when the bound-safe interface type used a typedef'ed type. There was an assertion that a type had not been not been canonicalized. The fix is to use the canonicalized version of the bounds-safe interface type in the conversion code.
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This fixes issue #1200. The conversion of a pointer-typed variable with a bounds-safe interface to an unchecked pointer type was failing when the bound-safe interface type used a typedef'ed type. There was an assertion that a type had not been canonicalized. The fix is to use the canonicalized version of the bounds-safe interface type in the conversion code. This change includes a test case for the failure.