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Doesn't this leave the tree in a broken state, so it's impossible for it to matter if the transaction labels are consistent or not?
Might be better to rephase this to something like:
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What actually worked before? Could you make transactions, but they would crash if there were any edits in them (in which case they could only ne no-ops), or could you actually slip transactions with real edits inside of them thorough our validation before this? If only the no-op case worked, I don't think there is anything to migrate, simply don't make no-op transactions inside events.
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I don't think we should recommend this approach to people. Its bad for a few reasons:
I think we can simply say applications should not make edits in response to edits.
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