The "exact" effective base type. In the definition of effective base type we abstract some concrete types to their base classes: * For each constraint of T that is a struct-type, R contains System.ValueType. * For each constraint of T that is an enumeration type, R contains System.Enum. * For each constraint of T that is a delegate type, R contains System.Delegate. * For each constraint of T that is an array type, R contains System.Array. * For each constraint of T that is a class-type C, R contains type C' which is constructed from C by replacing all occurrences of dynamic with object. The reason is that the CLR doesn't support operations on generic parameters that would be needed to work with these types. For example, ldelem instruction requires the receiver to be a specific array, not a type parameter constrained to be an array. When computing the deduced type we don't perform this abstraction. We keep the original constraint T. Deduced base type is used to check that consistency rules are satisfied.
