`findlast()` with predicate: allocations depending on argument types

General Usage
1

When I run findlast(y -> y≤x, xrange), the number of allocations changes depending on the sameness of the type of x and the element type of xrange. Here is an example:

julia> VERSION
v"1.6.5-pre.0"

julia> using BenchmarkTools

julia> xi = 1;  # Int64

julia> xf = 0.5;  # Float64

julia> xrange = 1:100;  # Int64 range

julia> @btime findlast(y -> y≤$xi, $xrange);
  165.173 ns (0 allocations: 0 bytes)  # no allocations for typeof(xi) == eltype(xrange)

julia> @btime findlast(y -> y≤$xf, $xrange);
  270.025 ns (2 allocations: 48 bytes)  # allocations for typeof(xi) ≠ eltype(xrange)

What is the explanation of this difference? I compared @code_llvm and @code_native of the two executions findlast(y -> y≤xi, xrange) and findlast(y -> y≤xf, xrange), but I was not able to identify the lines causing allocations in the latter.