Error using DialogicGlossary.replace_entry_key

[belbeeno]

Hello! Sorry if this was already asked (I couldn't find anything from doing a quick search) or if something is wrong with how I set up this project, but I thought I'd bring it up in case its a real issue!

I've installed Dialogic 2 (dialogic-2.0-alpha-16) into an empty 'Compatibility' project using Godot v4.3.stable.mono.official [77dcf97d8]. I've also installed GdUnit4 to try running the unit tests (and maybe institute some unit tests into my project) and I'm running into a failure on line 47:

dialogic/Tests/Unit/glossary_resource_test.gd

Lines 43 to 47 in b56e693

	glossary.replace_entry_key(NAME_ENTRY, NEW_NAME)
	var entry := glossary.get_entry(NEW_NAME)
	var error := "Entry expected to be non-empty, was empty."
	assert(not entry.is_empty(), error)

However before that there's an error in the output that is likely causing the assert to fail later on:

line 107: Godot Runtime Error!
'at: DialogicGlossary.replace_entry_key (res://addons/dialogic/Modules/Glossary/glossary_resource.gd:107)`
Error: 'invalid assignemtn on read-only value (on base: 'Dictionary').'

dialogic/addons/dialogic/Modules/Glossary/glossary_resource.gd

Lines 101 to 109 in b56e693

	func replace_entry_key(old_entry_key: String, new_entry_key: String) -> void:
	var entry := get_entry(old_entry_key)
	if entry == null:
	return
	entry.name = new_entry_key
	entries.erase(old_entry_key)

I don't know why it would be read-only, but I set a breakpoint there and entry.is_read_only() does return true, and also if I change line 102 to duplicate the return value of get_entry before assigning the name it does pass the test. Is this just something on my machine or is this reproduceable for anyone else?