Fixed conflicting variable names in readPropertyForNode:parent:isExtraProp: #8
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…erpolation (when going from A->B, B would always be used even if not at that point in the timeline yet)
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readPropertyForNode:parent:isExtraProp: has variables named 'type' declared at both the outermost level, and nested within; this will cause build warnings/errors if HiddenLocalVariables warning is turned on in the project settings. The warning's description makes it sound like it's alerting you to the fact that you are getting unintended behaviour - so I fixed it.