Steps to reproduce:
# Open attached project (orientation-test.zip)
# Switch to iOS and make a build
# Build the Xcode project and deploy to a new generation iPhone 15 device
# Click *LandscapeLeft* button to switch to landscape
# Click *Portrait Upside Down* to try to switch to portrait upside down

Expected behaviour: Application should not attempt switching to Upside Down orientation as iPhones don't allow upside down orientation.
Actual behaviour: Application attempts to change orientation to Upside Down and crashes the app.

Notes:
- Note: can also be reproduced with Simulator as long as you simulate one of the new iPhones.
- Switching to Portrait Upside Down first without trying to switch to Landscape first succeeds the first time without crashing, but further attempts crash the app eventually.

Reproduced with: 2022.3.11f1, 2023.3.0a14

Devices tested:
iPhone 15 Pro (iOS 17.0.2) - Reproduced
iPhone 14 Pro Max (iOS 16.0) - Not reproduced