[SPIR-V] DXC emits OpLogicalAnd on an invalid type of array of bool vectors

Description
Compiling an HLSL compute shader to SPIR-V fails with invalid SPIR-V for a logical-and (&&) involving boolean vector data. The generated SPIR-V contains an OpLogicalAnd whose Result Type is an array of boolean vectors, but OpLogicalAnd requires a bool scalar or a bool vector result type. DXC then aborts with a SPIR-V validity error.

Steps to Reproduce

• Compiler Explorer repro: https://godbolt.org/z/n7Pznad1n

• Local repro command:

<dxc_build_dir>/bin/dxc-3.7 \
  -spirv -fspv-target-env=vulkan1.3 -T cs_6_0 \
  -Fo matrix_bool_and_operator.test.tmp.o \
  matrix_bool_and_operator.test.tmp/source.hlsl

Actual Behavior
DXC terminates with the following error:

fatal error: generated SPIR-V is invalid: Expected bool scalar or vector type as Result Type: LogicalAnd
  %103 = OpLogicalAnd %_arr_v3bool_uint_2 %70 %70

Environment

dxc-3.7 --version
libdxcompiler.dylib: 1.9(dev;5025-eaf198f6); libdxil.dylib: 1.9

Start with the Compiler Explorer repro or run the provided dxc command against the HLSL input, then inspect the generated SPIR-V around the OpLogicalAnd instruction. Done means compiling the repro no longer produces an invalid result type and DXC passes SPIR-V validation.