Fix Persistency Issue with Ended Conversations #3962
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Fixes a bug in persistency of conversations:
CH.END is persited as other states, however
CH._update_stateexpects to completely delete keys once they reach that state. So I now callCH._state_updatemanually in_initialize_persistence.Tests still missng.
Reference: https://t.me/pythontelegrambotgroup/707714
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