Passing block type to object function won't stay as a block type

[EndergamerHUN]

Skript/Server Version

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[CHAT] [Skript] Server Version: git-Paper-338 (MC: 1.17.1)
[CHAT] [Skript] Skript Version: 2.6-beta3
[CHAT] [Skript] Installed Skript Addons:
[CHAT] [Skript]  - skript-reflect v2.2.2-dev (https://github.com/TPGamesNL/skript-reflect)

Bug Description

When you pass a block to a function that requires an object, the type of the variable will not be a block (using if {_object} is a block:). When I try it with item, it works as expected, but not with block. This works in 2.6-beta1, but breaks in 2.6-beta 2 or 3.

Expected Behavior

When passing it a block type, it will be a block type in the function.

Steps to Reproduce

This is the code I used: (It needs skript-reflect for broadcasting the class information)

function getType(object:object):
    broadcast "&6Testing&f %{_object}%"
    broadcast "&6Type:&f %{_object}'s class%"
    broadcast "It is a block" if {_object} is a block
    broadcast "It is an item" if {_object} is an item
    broadcast ""

command /testBlock:
    trigger:
        broadcast "&4Testing block"
        getType(block below player)
command /testItem:
    trigger:
        broadcast "&4Testing item"
        getType(player's tool)

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[TPGamesNL]

This actually happens because Skript isn't checking if the variable is of the type block, it is checking if the variable is the visual effect 'block with a shield', because the pattern of that visual effect isn't great. This is explained here, and will be fixed in #4123

[TheLimeGlass]

Actually a duplicate of #5536 fixed at #5809