And what the heck is this all about...(See image)
Im starting to think that all the bugs that Im currently trying to fixed are caused by this sudden automatic renaming of Layers.
Agreed. I came to the forums to look up the new naming conventions because they're confusing and non-intuitive (especially all the punctuation characters appended to layer names). "Overridden" sounds a like a change was made to the layer that somehow makes it different than the source global layer. Isn't the point of a global layer is that it's ubiquitous? It shouldn't matter where you edit it in a project -- if you edit the layer in one layout, shouldn't the edits propagate throughout all layouts where the layer appears?
Many common UI design apps (Figma, Sketch, etc) use this "override" naming convention to indicate the properties of a placed component have been modified from the original source component.
I agree that continuing to use "global" or using an icon is better behavior than the current implementation.