Fix: Unpaused snapshots that are downstream of snapshots with enabled auto-restatement can still be representative#3584
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… auto-restatement can still be representative (SQLMesh#3584)
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I've noticed that our deployability strategy for auto-restated models was a bit too aggressive. Snapshots that are downstream of snapshots with auto-restatement enabled were always classified as neither deployable nor representative.
However, if such a child is currently promoted in production, it can be perfectly suitable for reading in dev, assuming that the snapshot consuming this data remains non-deployable.