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This way, some garbage like unrequested Deletes from Mastodon
and other transient errors (like unaccessible authors) can be
short-circuited before propagating the message to the users.
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This reverts commit 8d0a69cd759813b1304605d1676fbca063f0ccdc.
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Some sites require even Person requests to be signed.
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In the NULL user case, only non-signed requests will be done,
but it's probably enough for actor requests in most cases.
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msg_actor().
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msg_undo() now generates valid messages for objects that are only
referenced by its id.
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They may be (or not, not remember from the doc), but I don't care.
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