Add regression test: #16154, task CE with IQueryable filters no longer throws VerificationException

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Fixes #16154

Adds a regression test verifying that a task computation expression using IQueryable<T> filter functions (with return Some filter inside a conditional) no longer throws a VerificationException at runtime. The root cause was an upcast to obj inside the task state machine that broke IL verification; this is now fixed.

Test added: Language.StateMachineTests — Issue 16154 - task CE with IQueryable filter functions should compile and run without VerificationException

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This regression test proves the bug in #16154 still exists on Desktop .NET Framework. Closing this PR is recommended.

The bug: When a task { } computation expression contains branches returning Some filter where filter is an IQueryable<T> -> IQueryable<T> function, the compiler infers the return type as #IQueryable -> IQueryable (with a flexible type/implicit SRTP constraint). When combining two such results, the state machine generates an implicit upcast to obj. On .NET Framework 4.8, this causes a runtime VerificationException: Method returnFilter: type argument 'System.Object' violates the constraint of type parameter 'a'. The workaround is to add explicit type annotations to force IQueryable<Shape> -> IQueryable<Shape> (no #).

The test: tests/FSharp.Compiler.ComponentTests/Language/StateMachineTests.fs — Issue 16154 - task CE with IQueryable filter functions should compile and run without VerificationException. It uses compileExeAndRun |> shouldSucceed with the exact repro from the issue report.

The failure: Build WindowsNoRealsig_testDesktop and Build WindowsCompressedMetadata_Desktop Batch2 fail on .NET Framework. The Repo Assist bot that labeled this as fixed only tested on Linux/.NET 10 (CoreCLR), where the issue does not reproduce. The VerificationException is specific to the .NET Framework runtime's strict IL verification.

The AI-thinks-issue-fixed label has been removed from #16154.

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