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Any keyframes for properties inside the compositor node trees that were used by strips did not show up in the dopesheet. This was because the compositor tree is its own ID and needs to be manually added by the dopesheet code. This fix adds the node trees to the filtering code in `animdata_filter_dopesheet_scene`. Note that the dopesheet still uses the active scene as its context. So this means that if the sequencer scene differes from the active scene, the animation data from the sequencer scene will not be shown. This is currently expected behavior. Pull Request: https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender/pulls/147301
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