Fix regression: Prioritize tree type over proto type when typing Binds

[jchyb]

Fixes #24038

In the minimisation, the typer phase expanded

case abcd: (h *: t, bh *: bt) =>
      val (hh *: tt, bh *: bt) = abcd

into

case abcd @ _:Tuple2[*:[h @ _, t @ _], *:[bh @ _, bt @ _]] =>
  val $1$: (Any, Tuple, Any, Tuple) =
    abcd:((T, M[T]) & (h *: t, bh *: bt)) @unchecked match 
      {
        case 
          Tuple2.unapply[T, M[T]](
            *:.unapply[Any, Tuple](hh @ _, tt @ _):(Any *: Tuple),
            *:.unapply[Any, Tuple](bh @ _, bt @ _):(Any *: Tuple))
            => Tuple4.apply[Any, Tuple, Any, Tuple](hh, tt, bh, bt)
      }
  val hh: Any = $1$._1
  val tt: Tuple = $1$._2
  val bh: Any = $1$._3
  val bt: Tuple = $1$._4

Before the change in #23923 it would simplify ((T, M[T]) & (h *: t, bh *: bt)) into (T & (h *: t), M[T] & (bh *: bt)) and thus generate:

case abcd @ _:Tuple2[*:[h @ _, t @ _], *:[bh @ _, bt @ _]] =>
  val $1$: (h, t, bh, bt) =
    abcd:(T & h *: t, M[T] & bh *: bt) @unchecked match 
      {
        case 
          Tuple2.unapply[T & h *: t, M[T] & bh *: bt](
            *:.unapply[h, t](hh @ _, tt @ _),
            *:.unapply[bh, bt](bh @ _, bt @ _))
          => Tuple4.apply[h, t, bh, bt](hh, tt, bh, bt)
      }
  val hh: h = $1$._1
  val tt: t = $1$._2
  val bh: bh = $1$._3
  val bt: bt = $1$._4

Since it looks like this simplification is now illegal, and the unapply generation for intersection types seems to prioritize the leftmost argument, to fix this we make sure that when typing Binds we prioritize the user-created tree.tpe and deprioritize the inferred proto type, which hopefully is enough.