Check each element for dynamic types in flatten #107
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Using HasDynamicTypes to see if the Flatten argument's type will be unknown is a little too conservative, and will also catch dynamic values within maps and objects. Check each value as we're iterating to find any dynamic values.
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Using HasDynamicTypes to see if the Flatten argument's type will be
unknown is a little too conservative, and will also catch dynamic values
within maps and objects. Check each value as we're iterating to find any
dynamic values, relaxing the check imposed by #106.