In at least one occurence, replicate.npmjs.com shows the exact same
tarball for two different versions.
As we only used the shasum to identify a release (formerly revision)
when loading incrementally, this causes two ExtIDs to be created for the
same target, which causes a crash when re-loading incrementally
(formerly, this caused duplicate branches' revision to be replaced by
the other one).
For example, https://archive.softwareheritage.org/swh:1:snp:9fe3ba7515a9b567ab7f66e20d1f4ff7f9f5cf23;origin=https://www.npmjs.com/package/koreanbots
has a branch named "releases/3.0.0-alpha3" which points to a revision
with the right date and directory, but "3.0.0-beta" as commit message.
This may have been caused by both revisions having the same directory.
This seems to have confused the next load of the loader, whose result
can be seen at https://archive.softwareheritage.org/swh:1:snp:e9dca2ee671f8d12a0163fe4cacfc61eabf7d8fe;origin=https://www.npmjs.com/package/koreanbots
as it used the revision in the "releases/3.0.0-alpha3" branch as the
target of the "releases/3.0.0-beta" branch.