DPL: make base_of_template/specialization_of_template accept cr-qualified types

[aalkin]

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[ktf]

This is fine as a change, however the usage of base_of_template should be seen as a bad pattern, in particular when used together with constraints. We should restrict based on the behaviour of the class, not based on some arbitrary categorisation.