Description:
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Catching a TypeError while assigning a wrong type value to a typed property makes that property 'disappear', calling __get() magic method if accessed afterwards, and failing with a assigning error, even if there is no assigning.

Tested on PHP 7.4.18 and PHP 8.0.6

Test script:
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<?php
class test {
    public int $a;

    public function __get($p) {
        echo "$p doesn't exist?\n";
    }
}

$t = new test;
try {
    $t->a = "Wrong type";
} catch (TypeError $e) {}

echo $t->a;

Expected result:
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PHP Fatal error:  Uncaught Error: Typed property test::$a must not be accessed before initialization in /tmp/test.php:15

Actual result:
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a doesn't exist?
Fatal error: Uncaught TypeError: Typed property test::$a must be int, null used
in /tmp/test.php:15

("Cannot assign null to property test::$a of type int" in PHP 8)