Fix 24-2 allowing to load data generated by newer versions of VDisk #5883
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Fix 24-2 allowing to load data generated by newer versions of VDisk
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When main/24-3 VDisk starts, it creates delegators for all possible huge slots sizes. Older version can't read them correctly. This commit fixes the situation, allowing to skip excessive delegators, but ensuring their emptiness.