Fix and/or intrinsics with non-int parameters #7060
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And/or intrinsics were set to allow any parameters, which is consistent with the behavior of the && and || operators they were meant to replace, however this meant that if they were passed floating point values, those values would be applied to the binary and/or operands, which isn't allowed. Instead, they should be converted to booleans to be consistent with the behavior of && and ||. This can be done simply by restricting the parameters to booleans which forces the appropriate conversions. Adds tests for for using bools, ints, and floats in scalars, different sized vectors, and matrices as parameters to or and and.
Fixes: #7057
FIxes: #6995