### Godot version

4.0.1

### System information

Windows 11, Vulkan, ryzen 9 5900X, rx 6700xt

### Issue description

When creating a typed array
(take `var wheels: Array[VehicleWheel3D]` as an example)

and then trying to add a node to the array by referencing it with `$`
(for example `var wheels: Array[VehicleWheel3D] = [$BackLeftWheel]`)

it will return the following error:
_Cannot have an element of type "Node" in an array of type "Array[VehicleWheel3D]"_

I have a theory that this is due to `$MyNode` being the same as `get_node("MyNode")` for the parser and `get_node()` has a return type of `Node`, so the parser thinks that you are trying to append a `Node` to the array (Haven't checked that in the source code, it's just a theory). 

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/111653551/227974121-e0be38bc-8c99-47f1-adf6-775083805cff.png)

This can be worked around by casting the node as the intended type
(`var wheels: Array[VehicleWheel3D] = [$BackLeftWheel as VehicleWheel3D]`)

### Steps to reproduce

See "Issue description" and "Minimal reproduction project"

### Minimal reproduction project


[Typed Array issue rep project.zip](https://github.com/godotengine/godot/files/11080146/Typed.Array.issue.rep.project.zip)

}
						element.resolved = true;
					}
					enum_type.enum_values[element.identifier->name] = element.value;
					dictionary[String(element.identifier->name)] = element.value;
				}
				current_enum = prev_enum;
				dictionary.make_read_only();
				member.m_enum->set_datatype(enum_type);
				member.m_enum->dictionary = dictionary;
				
				for (GDScriptParser::AnnotationNode *&E : member.m_enum->annotations) {
					resolve_annotation(E);
					E->apply(parser, member.m_enum);
				}
			} break;
			case GDScriptParser::ClassNode::Member::FUNCTION:
				for (GDScriptParser::AnnotationNode *&E : member.function->annotations) {
					resolve_annotation(E);
					E->apply(parser, member.function);
				}
				resolve_function_signature(member.function, p_source);
				break;
			case GDScriptParser::ClassNode::Member::ENUM_VALUE: {
				member.enum_value.identifier->set_datatype(resolving_datatype);
				if (member.enum_value.custom_value) {
					check_class_member_name_conflict(p_class, member.enum_value.identifier->name, member.enum_value.custom_value);
					const GDScriptParser::EnumNode *prev_enum = current_enum;
					current_enum = member.enum_value.parent_enum;
					reduce_expression(member.enum_value.custom_value);