[Sema] Increase impact of ternary then branch aiming better diagnostics #66208
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Another small diagnostic quality one.
In this scenario, solution which recorded the argument mismatch on the result of ternary which is the correct fix to apply in that case was being considered worst than the then branch contextual mismatch leading to misleading diagnostics. To me it does make sense to have the ternary branch slightly worst to avoid this sort of things, but let me know what you think.
Resolves #66192