isconst(::GlobalRef) is inconsistent with isconst(::Module, ::Symbol)

[serenity4]

It seems like isconst(::GlobalRef) no longer aligns with isconst(::Module, ::Symbol).

In 1.11:

julia> module A end
Main.A

julia> isconst(A, :sin)
true

julia> isconst(GlobalRef(A, :sin))
true

On nightly:

julia> module A end
Main.A

julia> isconst(A, :sin)
true

julia> isconst(GlobalRef(A, :sin))
false

I would expect both to give the same result, and suspect users will expect the same given that the documentation does not make any distinction between them:

  isconst(m::Module, s::Symbol) -> Bool
  isconst(g::GlobalRef)

  Determine whether a global is const in a given module m, either because it
  was declared constant or because it was imported from a constant binding.
  Note that constant-ness is specific to a particular world age, so the result
  of this function may not be assumed to hold after a world age update.