Compiler: don't fail when typeof argument doesn't have a type #6045
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Fixes #5717
This reverts a bug that was introduced that did
raise bugwhen the expression given to atypeofdidn't have a type.Not having a type is something that the compiler should be very resilient to, because it can mean an unreachable path (as in the examples shown in the specs) that will later simply be not emitted in the codegen phase.