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Fix issue #9296 (calling register on KeysView subclass causes false positive error) - #9348
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As per discussion in #9296, this PR reverts the commits in #8977 and #9058 that resulted in false positive errors when e.g. calling register() on a KeysView subclass, until a non-buggy implementation is landed. This also adds a regression test.