However, this is list also seems to be setup slightly incorrectly. It is adding its own DKIM signature, but also leaving the any existing one in place. So there are two DKIM-Signature headers on most mails; one which passes and one which does not.
There's nothing wrong with that. The DKIM spec is quite clear that a broken signature is handled exactly as though it weren't present.
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