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Summary:
The CloudKit documentation says that for CKSubscriptions, the device that made the change will not receive the subsequent CKQueryNotification.  

I have a CKSubscription based on an "always true" NSPredicate for CKSubscriptionOptionsFiresOnRecordDeletion. When I delete a CKRecord from a device OTHER THAN the device from which that CKRecord was created, I am getting CKQueryNotification to that device for the deletion

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a universal iOS application with CloudKit entitlements
2. Create a generic CKRecord
3. Create a CKSubscription with a "always true" NSPredicate for CKSubscriptionOptionsFiresOnRecordDeletion
4. Run the App on 2 different devices
5. Create a CKRecord from device 1
6. When the CKRecord is synced device 2, delete it
 

Expected Results:
As stated in the documentation, the device which deletes the CKRecord should not receive a CKQueryNotification for that delete from CloudKit

Actual Results:
The device which deleted the CKRecord will incorrectly receive a CKQueryNotification for the deletion of that CKRecord