Fix issue accessing prop with interop matching builtin name (#897)

Hi,

can you please review patch to fix issue with accessing interop
properties when they match a builtins name. It fixes #896.

This seems like a simple fix to simply to ignore munging builtins names
when accessing interop properties, it does not seem we want it to apply
here.

I've also added a test.

Thanks

Co-authored-by: ikappaki <ikappaki@users.noreply.github.com>

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -34,6 +34,7 @@ and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0
  * Fix a bug where the original `(var ...)` form is not retained during analysis, causing it to be lost in calls to `macroexpand` (#888)
  * Fix issue with the reader var macro failing in syntax quote when unquoting a symbol, e.g. `(#'~symbol) (#889)
  * Fix issue where `(str seq)` was printing seq string items without quotation marks (#891)
+ * Fix issue where interop failed to access property name matching a builtins name (#896)
 
 ## [v0.1.0b1]
 ### Added

src/basilisp/lang/compiler/generator.py

@@ -3247,7 +3247,7 @@ def _interop_prop_to_py_ast(
     return GeneratedPyAST(
         node=ast.Attribute(
             value=target_ast.node,
-            attr=munge(node.field),
+            attr=munge(node.field, True),
             ctx=ast.Store() if is_assigning else ast.Load(),
         ),
         dependencies=target_ast.dependencies,

tests/basilisp/compiler_test.py

@@ -3332,6 +3332,13 @@ def test_interop_prop(self, lcompile: CompileFn):
         assert "sym" == lcompile("(.-name 'some.ns/sym)")
         assert "sym" == lcompile("(.- 'some.ns/sym name)")
         assert "sym" == lcompile("(. 'some.ns/sym -name)")
+        assert 5 == lcompile(
+            '(.-abc (python/type "ip-test" (python/tuple) #py {"abc" 5}))'
+        )
+        # when prop name matches a bultins name
+        assert 6 == lcompile(
+            '(.-str (python/type "ip-test" (python/tuple) #py {"str" 6}))'
+        )
 
         with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
             lcompile("(.-fake 'some.ns/sym)")