fix crash when interpreting optimized top-level expressions #29217
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Discovered while investigating #29213. We usually either interpret top-level code, or optimize and compile it. But in the non-default
--compile=minmode we might optimize it but then interpret the result. In that case we could crash due to assuming that the code came from a method.