BUG #17670: Logical Replication data may be lost on the subscription under certain scenarios

The following bug has been logged on the website:

Bug reference:      17670
Logged by:          Yunhe Xu
Email address:      xyh@nvn.xyz
PostgreSQL version: 14.4
Operating system:   rhel 7
Description:

Logical Replication data may be lost on the subscription under certain
scenarios.
The following is review process.

* Logical Replication Information
t1=# select * from pg_publication_tables ;
  pubname   | schemaname |   tablename    
------------+------------+----------------
 pub1       | public     | t_test1
t2=# select srrelid::regclass,* from pg_subscription_rel ;
 srrelid | srsubid | srrelid | srsubstate | srsublsn  
---------+---------+---------+------------+-----------
 t_test1 |   57551 |   41170 | r          | 0/696E418
t1=# select application_name,state from pg_stat_replication where
application_name='test2_sub';
 application_name |   state   
------------------+-----------
 test2_sub        | streaming

* Verify the status is normal
t1=# insert into t_test1 values (1);
INSERT 0 1
t1=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
  1
t2=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
  1

* Then delete this table on subscription : 
t2=# alter table t_test1 rename TO t_test2;
ALTER TABLE

* Now,do DMLs
t1=# insert into t_test1 values (2);
INSERT 0 1
t1=# delete from t_test1 where id=1;
DELETE 1
t1=# 
* The log gives some errors
2022-10-28 15:14:07.919 CST,,,2600,,635b813f.a28,2,,2022-10-28 15:14:07
CST,4/12,0,ERROR,55000,"logical replication target relation
""public.t_test1"" does not exist",,,,,,,,,"","logical replication
worker",,0

* OK,Let me create this table
t2=# create table t_test1 (id int PRIMARY KEY);
CREATE TABLE

* At this point, the log is no longer showing errors.But the incremental
data is lost.
t2=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
(0 rows)

t1=# insert into t_test1 values (3);
INSERT 0 1
t1=# insert into t_test1 values (4);
INSERT 0 1

t2=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
(0 rows)
t2=# select * from t_test2 ;
 id 
----
  1
(1 row)

* Still no error.
* Now modify the previous table back

t2=# drop table t_test1 ;
DROP TABLE
t2=# alter table t_test2 rename TO t_test1;
ALTER TABLE

t1=# insert into t_test1 values (5);
INSERT 0 1
t1=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
  2
  3
  4
  5
(4 rows)

t2=# select * from t_test1;
 id 
----
  1
  5
(2 rows)

* The middle operation-delete id=1 and insert id=3,4-is loss.
*Please confirm if this is a BUG.

Thanks.
Yunhe Xu