Make Identifier.set_value work with inherited properties#157
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@danieldickison Thanks for the PR! Are you ok fixing up the set_value test and adding a couple tests to the spec?
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bindingContext.lookupworks with properties that are inherited through an object's prototype chain, butIdentifer.set_valuedoes not, which leads to asymmetrical behavior with bindings that read/write to an observable that’s inherited. This PR updatesIdentifier.set_valueso that it works with inherited properties, in line with how knockout works.