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If you have a support agreement with AWS, your best course of action in something like this is to open a support case for advise, especially since you got into a state you shouldn't have been able to trigger. Waiting for RDS Postgres engine 14.3 to be released may or may not help you given the undefined state you're in, and you have no way of knowing exactly that will happen. Aurora for Postgres supports 14.3 as of June 21st, in case you want to use that together with whatever glitch you hit as an indication, but you'll have to wait and see.
If you have a pre-upgrade snapshot, I'd suggest you restore your database from that if that's an option in terms of the potential data loss.
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