Keep track of deleted PS to avoid using stale meta data in NoteDB In NoteDB, when the current PS is deleted, its data is deleted correctly, but the commit on /meta containing meta data about the PS will remain, as we do not want to rewrite the history on that ref. When adding a new PS, the PS would receive the same Id as the previously deleted one. When parsing meta data starting from the top, NoteDB would throw an exception when it encounters a PS ID that was created further up the tree. This commit adds logic, such that we keep track of deleted PS when traversing down the tree from the top and ignore meta data for deleted patch sets. Change-Id: I4c780ff7c234574c99c8f2dcf07ab576b66a4945
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