Since #298, rejects have a pointer to the K-line that caused them. We can use that to stop applying rejects if their corresponding K-line is no longer in effect.
Note that we could check if the K-line's expiry timer has run out here, but we don't, since the K-line is going to remain operational until it's visited by the ban expiry stuff.
Since #298, rejects have a pointer to the K-line that caused them. We can use that to stop applying rejects if their corresponding K-line is no longer in effect.
Note that we could check if the K-line's expiry timer has run out here, but we don't, since the K-line is going to remain operational until it's visited by the ban expiry stuff.