Henry and I are debugging replication in DHTML, and found an
interesting effect: When a node is initialized and is given a
datapath it gets replaced by a replication manager when applyArgs
happens. If pooling is off, the replication manager will destroy the
node, while it is still in node.initialize. So it appears
node.initialize needs to be prepared to exit early after apply args,
otherwise it tries to continue initializing the node and trips over
things, like LZinstantiationDone having been set to null by destroy.
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