continuous collision detection method cast ray leads to incorrect results

[Warlaan]

Operating system or device - Godot version:
Godot 2.1, Windows 10 64bit

Issue description (what happened, and what was expected):
Switching between different ccd modes changes the results of the solver. A collision is correctly reported, but the resulting speed of the involved rigid body is completely wrong.
In the project I linked a ball moves towards a vertical rectangle in a diagonal direction. After the collision the horizontal movement is reflected (correct), but the vertical is also reflected, resulting in the ball going back in the direction it came from.

Steps to reproduce:
Create a RigidBody and put it on a path that collides with a StaticBody in an angle.
Set a speed that is large enough for ccd to be applied.
Set friction and gravity scale to 0 and bounce to 1 on both bodies.
Set Continuous CD to Cast Ray.

Link to minimal example project (optional but very welcome):
issue_cast_ray.zip

[Warlaan]

The android build behaves the same.

[bojidar-bg]

@Warlaan Would you like to test this with 1.0/1.1, since I have a feeling that I used to work before just fine...

[ghost]

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[akien-mga]

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