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Your redeem script has the length of the script prepended to it (2d), which causes the stack execution to finalize with the redeem script in the stack as data instead of interpreting it as another script.
The script interprets the 2d as if you intended to put data in the stack with a length of 45 bytes, instead of actually interpreting your redeem script as ...
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In general 0 EQUAL is not equivalent to NOT, but in this case they are indeed equivalent.
The reason they're not equivalent in general is that 0 EQUAL checks that the top stack element is exactly a canonical 0 push, i.e. the zero-length stack element. NOT, on the other hand, checks that the top stack element is numerically equal to 0. This means that it is ...
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Why did the transaction was accepted by the network despite not working as intended
The network does not check the validity of output scripts. An output script can contain pretty much any data and the transaction will still be consensus valid. But your transaction is not actually invalid. It's just like a bare multisig now, but since the pubkeys are hashes, ...
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