Strange behavior with ternary operator

I noticed strange behavior while trying to use ternary operator with `boost::python::dict` and `list`.
I'm trying to do something like this
```cpp
using py = boost::python;

py::dict globals;
py::dict dict;
py::list list;
bool condition = true;
globals["mol"] = condition ? dict : list;
py::exec("print(type(mol))", globals);
```

What I expected: `` or ``
What I got: ``

Is it expected behavior? Then can someone explain me why?
Or this is a bug?

Reproduce the provided C++ Boost.Python snippet and inspect the resulting Python type for both condition values. Determine whether the ternary assignment to globals is expected behavior or a Boost.Python bug; done means documenting the explanation or identifying the relevant behavior to fix.

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