fix(db): reserve putting byte[0] in db recovery#4703
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tomatoishealthy merged 1 commit intotronprotocol:release_v4.6.0from Oct 9, 2022
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What does this PR do?
The operation of putting byte[0] should be reserved instead of being deleted.
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