Let's say I have three devices (1 linux [A] + 2 android [B, C] if this is relevant). All devices are in sync. I switch off syncthing on all 3 devices.

1. I edit file X on device B, then C, then A. So file X has changed on all 3 devices.
2. I switch on syncthing on B, C, A.
3. I wait
4. After a while, the version of file X edited last on device A is propagated to B and C. There is not copy of the old version of X on B and C indicating a synchronization conflict.

I personally would expect to end up with at least two files indicating a synchronization conflict.

Is the situation describe in step 4 the expected outcome? Are my expectations about how synchting works wrong?