Instead of crashing with unknown types in print, use description #5207
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On Darwin,
plutil -pcan print keyed archiver archives. They containUUID, which is a not a property list type, soplutilspecial cases them for ease of use.Instead of throwing when we hit an unknown type, simply print a description - which is basically what the Objective-C implementation used to do.