Use correct scaling type when falling back to bilinear#110672
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This entire function is starting to get really messy and could probably do with some cleanup. But I won't let that block this simple fix. Given the state of the code currently, this is the correct fix.
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When falling back to bilinear scaling under multiple circumstances the scaling type was not updated and could still be temporal even though bilinear is spatial.
Fixes #107704