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Just a theory, but perhaps this has something to do with outbound packets from the client.
When you left-clicked with the map, your client told the server to get info for the map. At the same time, it told the server to break the blocks. The server updates the map, and doesn't update the wood, because you were making a map, not breaking wood. At that point, the wood block was present for the server BUT NOT FOR THE CLIENT. This is proven by the absence of block-breaking particles, indicating that no block-break packets were sent to the server to cause it to generate the particles.
When the redstone dust was placed, a packet was sent to the server, telling it to place the dust. The server (thinking the wood is still there) says to the client, "You cant do that there's already a block here." The client then updated itself to match with the server's perspective.