Flawed logic, though. Lower Decks isn’t saying that the Discovery Klingons only exist in a different universe, but that there is a different continuity wherein that variety of Klingons still existed at that time. There was another Klingon ship that just turned into a seafaring ship, presumably for another universe where the Klingons never discovered space travel.
The Cerritos ends up turning into a variety of different ships which obviously still exist in the normal canon, so there’s no continuity exclusivity with all these outcomes.
Flawed logic, though. Lower Decks isn’t saying that the Discovery Klingons only exist in a different universe, but that there is a different continuity wherein that variety of Klingons still existed at that time. There was another Klingon ship that just turned into a seafaring ship, presumably for another universe where the Klingons never discovered space travel.
The Cerritos ends up turning into a variety of different ships which obviously still exist in the normal canon, so there’s no continuity exclusivity with all these outcomes.