Hello,
Its not that the concept of the for..in loop has changed (i think), but the way classes are defined internally has changed.
Properties and methods of classes that are defined inside the class definition will not change at runtime. This is (i think) why they are stored in a different place, it might even help prove performance (again, i think). So for the runtime player they are actually something else then the dynamic properties of an object (or an array).
I hope this helps in any way.
Greetz Erik
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