MAP/MAP-INTO don't always check types when storing into typed arrays

[3b]

(map-into (make-array 1 :element-type '(signed-byte 16)) (constantly nil))
-> #(11) on x8664 windows 1.2.11.70, x8664 linux 1.2.10.49
-> #(2) on arm linux 1.2.7.54

expected error, NIL is not a (signed-byte 16)

(funcall (lambda (x)
           (map '(vector (signed-byte 16) 1) #'identity x))
 '(1.0))

-> #(12) on x8664 windows
-> "The value 1.0 is not of type (SIGNED-BYTE 16)" error on arm and x8664 linux

doesn't seem to be affected by SPEED or SAFETY declarations

[3b (00003b)]

seems to have been introduced in 892a8350afb02baabef38c4cba48c25a82d9d679 "widetag dispatch for MAP-INTO", which added some (safety 0) declarations, so MAP-INTO has been affected since 1.0.58.

(map-into (cons 1 2) (constantly 'foo))

 -> EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION on windows
-> CORRUPTION WARNING ... SB-SYS:MEMORY-FAULT-ERROR on linux

is a test case for the LIST branch of the MAP-INTO code

[Stas Boukarev (stassats)]

In ff9e9d77a420ece50c15ab72bf016cb69c54fa08

[Stas Boukarev (stassats)]

And the cons case in 1fcf535464c6b38b69cfcb0a9a77aa3178189441.