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Summary:
A swift class that inherits from NSObject and has 2 subscript methods has a conflict with a Objective-C.

“Subscript getter with Objective-C selector 'objectForKeyedSubscript:' conflicts with previous declaration with the same Objective-C selector”

Steps to Reproduce:
1 - Create a class 

class A  {
  var a: Int = 10
  
  subscript(key: String) -> Int {
   return a
  }
  
  subscript(key: String) -> String {
    return "\(a)"
  }
}

var b = A()
var res: Int = b[""]
var res1: String = b[""]

// Everything works fine now.

2 - Subclass it from NSObject
class A: NSObject  { 
…
}
- Now it shows an error
“Subscript getter with Objective-C selector 'objectForKeyedSubscript:' conflicts with previous declaration with the same Objective-C selector”

Expected Results:
It should be possible to have multiple subscripts