fix: log prefetch miss for missing segments #6012
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A recent change made it always log that segments were re-used, but in reality there were times when they were missed. Uses the language from the original PR
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A recent change made it always log that segments were re-used, but in reality there were times when they were missed. Uses the language from the original PR
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A recent change made it always log that segments were re-used, but in reality there were times when they were missed. Uses the language from the original PR
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A recent change made it always log that segments were re-used, but in reality there were times when they were missed. Uses the language from the original PR