Niagara - When a Static Switch is used inside a Niagara Function Script with "expose as pin" disabled, its Selector variable is exposed as an input on function call nodes. However, this input incorrectly loses its "static" type.

Consider a Niagara Function Script containing a Static Switch node with the "Expose as Pin" option disabled for its selector variable. When the function is called by another Niagara Function or Niagara Module, the input pin that appears on the function call node is not of the correct static type, but rather of the corresponding non-static type.

Repros in mainline CL 41413293
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Not regression (repros in 5.0 onwards)

1. Create and edit a new Niagara Function "NFS" (Content Browser – FX – Script – Niagara Function Script)
1.1. On the "Script Details" tab, change "Library Visibility" to "Exposed"
1.2. Change the input name to "A" and add a new input "B"
1.3. Add a "Static Switch" node
1.3.1. Connect its output pin to the function output
1.3.2. Connect each input pin to one of the two function inputs
1.3.3. On the "Selected Details" tab, change the "Input parameter name" to "MyParameter"
1.4. Compile, apply, save

2. Create and edit a new Niagara Module Script "NMS" (Content Browser – FX – Script – Niagara Module Script)
2.1. Add a node to call function "NFS"
2.2. Note that the type of the "MyParameter" input pin is "bool" instead of the expected "static bool"

3. Repeat tests 1 and 2 with different static types as the selector variable of the static switch node.