FIXED: call non-const method for constant object error after updating to build 3440

I have found a problem in some code that compiled correctly before updating to build 3440.

I have simplified the problem to these few lines of code:

class CA
{
  uint m_a;
  
 public:
  CA(): m_a(0)
  { }

  uint Get() const { return m_a; }

  void Set(uint a) { m_a = a; }
};


class CB
{
  CA m_ca;

 public:
  CB()
  { }

  CA *GetPtr() { Print("non const"); return GetPointer(m_ca); }

  const CA *GetPtr() const { Print("const"); return GetPointer(m_ca); }

  uint Get() const { return GetPtr().Get(); }

  void Set(uint a) { GetPtr().Set(a); }
};


void OnStart()
{
  CB cb;
  
  cb.Get();  
  cb.Set(10);  
}

The error I get is the following:

'Set' - call non-const method for constant object       const.mq5       39      30

This code compiles perfectly on an older release, for example with build 3325, and, launching this script on a EURUSD chart, I obtain:

2022.09.21 22:14:47.270 const (GBPUSD,D1)       const
2022.09.21 22:14:47.271 const (GBPUSD,D1)       non const

demonstrating that it calls the right version (const / non const) of the GetPtr() function.

This problem can be solved by renaming one of the two GetPtr() functions and explicitly calling the const or the non const version, showing that the compiler is no longer able to automatically discriminate between the two.

Is this a bug of the new build?

Thank you for your help.