Fix #9061: Treat type F <: [X] => G like type F[X] <: G.

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This won't catch curried type lambdas like:

F[X] <: [A] =>> Any

which are also problematic:

case class Contra[-A](f: A => Int)

case class Covarify[+F[X] <: ([A] =>> Any), +A](fa: F[Int][A])

@main def main = {
  val x = Covarify[[X] =>> Contra, Int](Contra[Int](_ + 5))
  val y: Covarify[[X] =>> Contra, Any] = x
  println(y.fa.f("abc"))
}

[smarter]

(oops, didn't mean to merge yet, I'll revert if the CI fails)

[smarter]

The CI did fail, so I reverted and had to resubmit as a separate PR, sorry about that: #9086