How can I ensure that a type implements an interface at compile time? The typical way to do this is by failure to assign to support interfaces from that type, however I have several types that are only converted dynamically. At runtime this generates very gruff error messages, without the better diagnostics given for compile time errors. It's also very inconvenient to find at run time that types I expected to support interfaces, do in fact not.
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