Minecraft speedrunner who exposed Dream as a cheat is exposed as a cheat

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In a shocking and undeniably schadenfreude-stuffed twist, the speedrunner who did more than any other to expose Dream's nefarious ways has now themselves been exposed as a big old cheating cheater: and one who's been at it for years.