What should 'my $str $x; $x ~= a' return?

Well, the subject line already contains my question. I wrote some tests about scalar autovivification. The short sequence: my Str $x; $x ~= 'a'; produces 'Stra' in pugs, because $x contains a Str proto object, that stringifies to the type name. From my understanding of the synopsis that's

What should 'my $str $x; $x ~= a' return?

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