don't fork in the cloud for fork-from#11070
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This PR skips the server-side fork path when the fork is from a specific exchange, leaving the local truncated fork unbound to the cloud copy that would otherwise include later exchanges.
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Description
The fork endpoint doesn't allow you to specify a specific request ID to stop at, and even if it did I don't really think we want to do that (because right now the endpoint just copies all GCS data and calls it a day). To fix this, we should just not fork in the cloud for when we fork from a specific request.
I don't think this feature is used much anyways, and even if it was all this disables is forking from a specific query and then immediately handing off (as opposed to sending one more request and then handing off)
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