Calling MutableGenericMap::insert(K, T) with a C-style string literal as the value causes an insertion of a value of type const char*, which gets converted to bool. This confusing behavior is not changed by reordering the definition of GenericMap::StorableType so that std::string comes before bool.

The issue can be worked around by using C++11 string literals, or by using a strongly typed key.

Find if there's a way to cause C-strings to get converted to std::string in GenericMap. There may not be, as the conversion seems to be driven by C++ overload resolution rules.