### Godot version

4.0.2.stable.mono

### System information

Windows 10 - 4.0.2.stable.mono - Any Renderer

### Issue description

In a script with an `@export` variable (with a non-default value), Godot will replace the first variable in the category with the same name. For example, if you're exporting a variable called "Vector", and the value is set to a non-default value, the first variable in the category called "Vector" will also be changed to the same value.

### Steps to reproduce

Attach said script to a node:
```
extends Node

@export var Vector: Vector2
@export_category("Vector")
@export var Var2: float = 1

func _process(delta):
	print(Var2)
```
When changing the value of the `Vector` export variable, the variable Var2 will contain the same value. This does not happen when the `@export_category` has a different name.

### Minimal reproduction project

N/A
return codegen.parameters.has(p_name) || codegen.locals.has(p_name);
}
void GDScriptCompiler::_set_error(const String &p_error, const GDScriptParser::Node *p_node) {
	if (!error.is_empty()) {
		return;
	}
	error = p_error;
	if (p_node) {
		err_line = p_node->start_line;
		err_column = p_node->leftmost_column;
	} else {
		err_line = 0;
		err_column = 0;
	}
}
GDScriptDataType GDScriptCompiler::_gdtype_from_datatype(const GDScriptParser::DataType &p_datatype, GDScript *p_owner) {
	if (!p_datatype.is_set() || !p_datatype.is_hard_type() || p_datatype.is_coroutine) {
		return GDScriptDataType();
	}
	GDScriptDataType result;
	result.has_type = true;
	switch (p_datatype.kind) {
		case GDScriptParser::DataType::VARIANT: {
			result.has_type = false;
		} break;
		case GDScriptParser::DataType::BUILTIN: {
			result.kind = GDScriptDataType::BUILTIN;
			result.builtin_type = p_datatype.builtin_type;