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If hash is not present, get() returns element at 0th index #42

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This is the get() method in EventStore:

get (hash) {
    return this.iterator({ gte: hash, limit: 1 }).collect()[0]
}

The get() method indirectly calls _read method:

 _read (ops, hash, amount, inclusive) {
    // Find the index of the gt/lt hash, or start from the beginning of the array if not found
    const index = ops.map((e) => e.hash).indexOf(hash)
    let startIndex = Math.max(index, 0)
    // If gte/lte is set, we include the given hash, if not, start from the next element
    startIndex += inclusive ? 0 : 1
    // Slice the array to its requested size
    const res = ops.slice(startIndex).slice(0, amount)
    return res
  }

If you call this method with a hash (let's say "foobar") that's not present in the EventStore, you'll notice that _read still returns the element at 0th index. We noticed this while using get() method in the FeedStore (https://github.com/orbitdb/orbit-db-feedstore/blob/main/src/FeedStore.js).

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