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A replay leaves no veto for the next live step. A journal tape
cut right after a step's veto record, and before that step, still
replays, since a tape cut at a record boundary is a whole tape. But
it used to leave those vetoes pending: the host's next live step
applied them in place of its own pre-solve callback, journaled none
of them, and two worlds that hashed equal stepped to different bits.
A replay now drops them when it ends, so the next live step calls the
callback. Results change only after replaying a tape that ends right
after a veto record, from the first live step on. A whole session
replays as before, and a 1.0.1 snapshot steps to the same bits, so
1.0.2 restores it.
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