refactor: redundancy getter exhaust#5470
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Small cleanup of
pkg/replicas/getter.goprompted by a beekeeper CI failure where thereturn nil, nilat the bottom ofGetwas somehow reached, causing a nil-panic downstream injoiner.New.Changes:
NONEshort-circuit:NewGetterwithredundancy.NONEnow returnsg.Getter.Getdirectly. The replica machinery (goroutines, ticker, replicator) is pointless for level 0, and emittingErrSwarmageddonwhen the chunk is simply not found at level 0 was semantically wrong.return nil, nil→errGetterExhausted: the trailing return is structurally unreachable (the replicator exhausts exactly at the last loop iteration, turning it into an indefinite wait onresultC/errc; the loop always exits via success or Swarmageddon). Renamed to a named sentinel with a matching comment so the intent is clear if it ever surfaces again.level=0all-fail case no longer assertsErrSwarmageddon; the raw error is returned via the short-circuit.