Add BindingsArray as allowed input type to BindingsArray.coerce()#11645
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Thank you for finding and fixing the bug. This feature is not released yet, so change log is none.
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This PR allows the
BindingsArray.coerce()method to pass-through an input of typeBindingsArray.Details and comments
This PR does not check sequence-like inputs in the tests because that conflicts with #11642. At the very least, we need to see if that PR gets approved.