The issue here is that the 1st page of the newly-created tablespace is not properly initialized. The delta of that tablespace is empty, thus all the changes are in the redo log. And the tablespace initialization is not properly redo-logged in InnoDB: the 1st page is written outside any MTR in fil_create_new_single_table_tablespace(). The XB creates a new single table table in xb_delta_open_matching_space() and does not set up the 1st page properly nor of course is it replayed from a redo log. Usually this issue is masked by restoring the 1st page from the delta.
The issue here is that the 1st page of the newly-created tablespace is not properly initialized. The delta of that tablespace is empty, thus all the changes are in the redo log. And the tablespace initialization is not properly redo-logged in InnoDB: the 1st page is written outside any MTR in fil_create_ new_single_ table_tablespac e(). The XB creates a new single table table in xb_delta_ open_matching_ space() and does not set up the 1st page properly nor of course is it replayed from a redo log. Usually this issue is masked by restoring the 1st page from the delta.