Backmerge: #4329 macro cyclic chains disappear from canvas when switching to sequence mode #4551
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…witching to sequence mode from release/2.20
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| this.fillSubChains( | ||
| getNextMonomerInChain( | ||
| this.lastNode?.lastMonomerInNode, | ||
| this.firstMonomer, | ||
| ), | ||
| ); |
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I believe we need to keep only this part
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