[cppia] Do not generate __scriptableFunctions from parent classes#5502
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Currently, the __scriptableFunctions array is being filled with functions from all base classes. This not only makes the vtable grow very big, but also confuses the vtable numbering in such a way that it is possible to override a wrong function
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Currently, the __scriptableFunctions array is being filled with functions
from all base classes. This not only makes the vtable grow very big,
but also confuses the vtable numbering in such a way that it is possible
to override a wrong function.
The changed test failed in multiple different ways because of that.