Fix panic when canonicalizing a jobspec with incorrect job type. #7207
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When canonicalizing the ReschedulePolicy a panic was possible if the passed job type was not valid. This change protects against this possibility, in a verbose way to ensure the code path is clear.
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Fix panic when canonicalizing a jobspec with incorrect job type.
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When canonicalizing the ReschedulePolicy a panic was possible if
the passed job type was not valid. This change protects against
this possibility, in a verbose way to ensure the code path is
clear.
closes #7203