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'@pdsjs/core': patch
'@pdsjs/cloudflare': patch
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Repo writes for one account run one at a time. `createRecord`, `putRecord`,
`deleteRecord` and `applyWrites` hold a repo lock from reading the record they
change through the commit. `createCommit`, `emitEvent`, `emitSyncEvent` and
`rebuildMst` take the same lock. Without it, two commits could build on the
same head and share a `since` whenever a commit waited on real I/O between
reading the head and writing the next one. A `swapRecord` check could also pass
for two writes at once.

`deleteRecord` reaps only the blobs that the deleted record held, and only
those uploaded before the delete started. It reaped every orphan, so it could
delete a blob that a client had uploaded for a record not yet written.
`reapOrphanedBlobs` takes an optional list of the blobs to consider.

Cloudflare: blob writes to one R2 key run one at a time. A put skips a key
that R2 already holds, since the key is the blob's CID. A write that R2 refuses
with error 10058 is tried again after a delay. Clients that uploaded the same
bytes at once got 500 errors from R2's limit on concurrent writes to one
object.