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This reverts commit cc9cf45c651ad4784444cfdbdf238ac18dce39c9.
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This reverts commit dfcd8b3c2444630afd344af905c8efeeee679e73.
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See https://github.com/minad/corfu/discussions/502
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#127)"
This reverts commit 9476f6c38318bd762e749b0a33bdd4bf2073790c.
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Make sure to call metadata functions only with candidates belonging to the
originating Capf.
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Instead the Company backends should be used directly, to avoid the unnecessary
indirection and potential performance and compatibility issues due to the double
conversion Company -> Capf -> Company.
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This helps with deduplication.
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If the resulting Capf is non-exclusive (all main Capfs are non-exclusive), then
check if one of the main Capfs has returned candidates. Otherwise bail out of
completion and let the next Capf in the list take over.
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