🚀 go-pugleaf

I have just started using epoch 3.2 and have noticed weird behavior in
some code written by a user here. The code creates a screen and buffer
with the same name. Now if the user does a kill-buffer on that buffer
then bufferp will still return t and that buffer still appears in the
list of buffers. However, set-buffer will return an error ("selected
deleted buffer"). The trouble is that the code uses bufferp to
determine whether or not to (re)-create the buffer before doing the
set-buffer.

Offhand this seems inconsistent, but as I said I just started using
epoch and perhaps this code should not be using bufferp. So,
is there a more appropriate way to handle this test (or alternatively
is this a bug in 3.2 that is fixed in epoch 4.0)

Thanks for any help.