numba.typed.List fails for F-contiguous np.ndarrays if one is also C-contiguous

[qrmt]

Issue description

Numpy array can be both C- and F-contiguous simultaneously, e.g. if 2D array only has one column.

If numba.typed.List is initialized with a list of F-contiguous numpy arrays, some of which are only F-contiguous and some of which are both C- and F-contiguous, an exception is raised for missing implementation.

Version: 0.59.1

Reproduction

import numba
import numpy as  np

arr1 = np.zeros((10,10), order='F')
arr2 = np.zeros((10,1), order='F')

print(arr1.flags['F_CONTIGUOUS'], arr2.flags['F_CONTIGUOUS']) # True, True
print(arr1.flags['C_CONTIGUOUS'], arr2.flags['C_CONTIGUOUS']) # False, True

numba.typed.List([arr1, arr2]) 

Exception raised:

No implementation of function Function(<function impl_append at 0x1052c1630>) found for signature:
 >>> impl_append(ListType[array(float64, 2d, F)], array(float64, 2d, C))

[sklam]

Hm... assertion check that I added (#2668) does not look right