should leveldb have had an soname bump, and the associated notice?

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in f35 leveldb-1.22's libleveldb.so.1.22 has, among others, the following:

# nm -D libleveldb.so.1.22 | grep Logger | grep leveldb
00000000000367f0 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD0Ev
0000000000036740 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD1Ev
0000000000036740 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD2Ev
00000000000557a0 D _ZTIN7leveldb6LoggerE
0000000000046650 R _ZTSN7leveldb6LoggerE
0000000000055778 D _ZTVN7leveldb6LoggerE

This was recently updated to leveldb-1.23, and libleveldb.so.1.23 has

# nm -D /usr/lib64/libleveldb.so.1.23.0 | grep Logger | grep leveld
0000000000031490 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD0Ev
00000000000313e0 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD1Ev
00000000000313e0 T _ZN7leveldb6LoggerD2Ev
000000000004c470 D _ZTVN7leveldb6LoggerE

This looks like an ABI change to me.

And it broke the ceph :-(. (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1989452)

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Kaleb
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