<*> throws an exception if the first argument is not a higher-order function

Currently,

```
((<*> + inc) 1)
CompilerException java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Long cannot be cast to clojure.lang.IFn, compiling:
```

It can be worked around by calling <*> like this:

```
((<*> (m/curry 2 +) inc) 1)
=> 3
```

Here is an alternative implementation of -fapply for function-context in cats.builtin

```
(-fapply [_ self av]
(fn [x] (((m/curry 2 self) x) (av x))))
```

With this implementation,

```
((<*> + inc) 1)
=> 3
```

This implementation doesn't work if the first argument of <*> is a higher-order function.