sed bug: ASCII NUL doesn't work on the rhs of y// commands

Hi,

The subject pretty much says it all for this bug. Compare the output of 
"echo abc | sed -e 's/b/\x00/' | hexdump -c" and "echo abc | sed -e 
'y/b/\x00/' | hexdump -c". The s command behaves correctly (as I would 
expect, it replaces the 'b' with a NUL character), while the y command 
fails to output anything when it should print NUL, resulting in an 
output file shorter than the input was.

Thanks,
table

x86_64 Linux
$ sed --version
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