Recent changes (PR #29893) removed the “new_object” parameter from missing.add() and the pg_missing_item constructor. As a result, when processing delete log entries, if an object is found on disk, its on‑disk version is stored as “have” instead of the default eversion_t() (0'0). The invariant in read_log_and_missing() then fails because delete entries are expected to have “have” set to eversion_t().

This patch reintroduces the following check:
if (have == eversion_t())
clean_regions.mark_object_new();

By doing so, we ensure that when the on‑disk “have” is default, the missing record is marked as new—restoring the previous behavior and satisfying the invariant for delete operations.

Fixes: https://tracker.ceph.com/issues/45702

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