[GraphQL] Fix FieldsBuilder not always fully unwrapping a type before deciding if a resolver is needed.#4251
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This fixes
FieldsBuildernot using the recursive version ofgetWrappedType. Without this, if the type is wrapped in bothNonNulland thenListOfType, thenListOfTypeis returned instead of the actual type of the list items - which I think was the original intention of this code, as it's trying to decide if the base type needs a special resolver. For example, a non-null list of non-null strings ([String!]!) will now correctly returnStringas the wrapped type with this fix. This means that simple arrays such as this, which are already deserialized by the Symfony deserializer and therefore do not need to use a special resolver, can now work.