Compiler: only make Pointer(T)#value=
stricter for generic arguments
#10224
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Alternative to #10214 (partially reverts that one)
Fixes #10211
This makes the compiler apply the logic of #10214 to only
Pointer(T)#value=
, preventing incorrect memory from being assigned. In every other case it will work as it used to work (in a more permissive way).In a way, this is similar to how assigning
Array(Array(Int32))
toArray(Array(String | Int32))
is invalid, but passing the former to a method that restricts it by the latter works.Pointer(T)#value=
is like an assignment and it should be treated in a more strict way.