Adding shadows to "any" inputs makes that input only accept the shadow output type

[Alexejhero]

Describe the bug

Adding shadows to inputs which accept "Any" makes that input only accept the output type of the shadow (clearly not intended, block looks like it's supposed to connect, but snaps back)

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Add the following to the toolbox:

<block type="logic_compare">
  <value name="A">
    <shadow type="text"></shadow>
  </value>
  <value name="B">
    <shadow type="text"></shadow>
  </value>
</block>

2. Add a logic_compare block to the workspace somewhere where it's enabled
   
3. Try to override the shadow with a block of another output type and see what happens
   

Expected behavior

The shadow should be overridden

Version

Using master

[BeksOmega]

I think this has to do with the logic_compare block in particular. It has a change listener that forces the types on the different inputs to be the same. And because your shadows are text blocks, the number block is not compatible.

Based on #1408 this is the desired behavior :/

[EDIT]
To fix this you could create your own text block that is also typed as "any". You'd have to make sure to only use it as a shadow though!

[Alexejhero]

Okay, thank you.