The seed selected any node with a `device_id` and no view. Deleting a device
leaves that column dangling — SQLite runs with foreign keys off, so the
`ON DELETE SET NULL` never fires on an existing table — and such a node can be
seeded from nothing, so it stayed selected. The query matched it again on every
later start, re-opening the pre-upgrade backup and logging a recovery that
recovered nothing.
Narrowing the query to nodes whose row actually exists restores the invariant
the seed is documented to have: it runs on one boot, and never opens a file
again.
ha-relevant: no
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