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Leave as is. Never received tension after tyre fitting. Your static tension needs to account for the tyre you are using that's why the tubeless wheels I build with kinlin rims have nipple washers as I over tension the rear a bit so there is decent tension with a tubeless tyre and if a clincher is used the rim can hold the tension with washers without issue.
On a different note, I'm building some new wheels for my ti road bike. The front has a Tune Mig 45 hub, so it's got a limit of 1000N spoke tension, and it's using an AForce AL33 rim with straight pull CX-Ray spokes. I built it to 100kg spoke tension (or thereabouts - I'm only using a TM1 for tension) but when I mounted the tubeless tyre (Schwalbe Pro One 23c) and took it up to 100psi the spoke tension dropped to a TM-1 indicated 75kg, which seems a bit low. So, do I: