Bug #67014 View evaluation is incorrect when joining to view that selects a literal

Description:
I have a SELECT via a view that is getting incorrect results. It seems to be when using a LEFT JOIN to a view whose SELECT includes a literal expression; the ON clause seems to be ignored, and the literal expression appears in all results. 

How to repeat:
CREATE TABLE TableA (
  Id int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  PRIMARY KEY (`Id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;

CREATE TABLE TableB (
  Id int NOT NULL,
  IsCool tinyint,
  PRIMARY KEY (`Id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB;

CREATE VIEW ViewB AS 
SELECT TableB.Id, 1 AS IsCool FROM TableB WHERE TableB.IsCool;

INSERT INTO TableA (Id) VALUES (1);
INSERT INTO TableA (Id) VALUES (2);
INSERT INTO TableB (Id, IsCool) VALUES (1, 1);

# This is OK
SELECT TableA.Id, ExprB.IsCool
FROM TableA LEFT JOIN (SELECT TableB.Id, 1 AS IsCool FROM TableB WHERE TableB.IsCool) AS ExprB ON ExprB.Id = TableA.Id;

# This is wrong
SELECT TableA.Id, ViewB.IsCool
FROM TableA LEFT JOIN ViewB ON ViewB.Id = TableA.Id;

Expected result (from first select, not using the view):
1, 1
2, NULL

Actual result (from last select, via the view);
1, 1
2, 1

Suggested fix:
Workaround:

In this example, the view SQL can be inlined as shown in the first case, or the select can be modified to read from a table column (SELECT TableB.Id, TableB.IsCool...)

Thank you for the report.

Verified as described. Table engine does not matter.

Noted in 5.7.8, 5.8.0 changelogs.

Incorrect results could be produced tor views and derived tables on
the inner side of an outer join and from which non-nullable
expressions such as literals were selected.