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I don't think this is a bug in PartitionKeyRangeHandler, but rather the way FeedRange and FeedRangeContinuatoin work.
FeedRange describes the current range, but due to the backend current design, when a split happens, FeedRangeContinuation will have independent continuations for subranges (each representing one partition). So the order of precedence should be FeedRangeContinuation first (in case it has a subrange selection aftersplit) and then FeedRange after.
So the EPK range sent through the wire is the one defined by FeedRangeContinuation.
When the backend supports EPK filtering, the FeedRangeContinuation can then be simply the Etag continuation, without any subrange list, so it won't set the EPK range. The range will then be set by the FeedRange visitor.
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If you read the source code it is clear that the code is reading the epk range to try and route to the correct partition. This code existed well before FeedRange and FeedRangeContinuation, so I am not sure why you are mentioning these things.