After recent fixes where replicants are no longer returned in legacy membership API functions, there's no longer a need to prevent them from being inserted into the membership table. In fact, there's also an inconsistency where sometimes they don't get inserted when there's a single core in the cluster, but they do when there's more than one core. This removes the check that prevented replicants from being inserted.
After recent fixes where replicants are no longer returned in legacy membership API functions, there's no longer a need to prevent them from being inserted into the membership table. In fact, there's also an inconsistency where sometimes they don't get inserted when there's a single core in the cluster, but they do when there's more than one core. This removes the check that prevented replicants from being inserted.