RCS1077: Replacing OfType<T>() with Where(x => x != null) might change the nullability of the returned collection

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Product and Version Used: Roslynator 2022 4.2.0

Steps to Reproduce:

string?[] strings = { "Foo", "Bar", null };

foreach (var s in strings.OfType<string>())
{
    string t = s;
    Console.WriteLine(t);
}

Roslynator will recommend RCS1077 ("Call 'Where' instead of 'OfType'") in the foreach statement.

Since OfType returns string[], while the Where keeps the type of the enumeration as string?[], applying the fix will make the s in the assignment to t get the warning "'s' may be null here", which wasn't present before.

Actual Behavior:
Roslynator recommends the change without taking the nullability of s before and after the change into account.

Expected Behavior:
Roslynator only recommends the change if the return types of Where and OfType are identical, especially when taking nullability into account.