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Like others I can't tell if this is sarcasm. But as a farmer who has eaten fruit and vegetables in all manner of conditions, I can almost guarantee that this is safe to eat. It might not be the most appetizing, but unless it's rotten or moldy (and most likely even then), it's not going to hurt you.
Bug damage, which this likely is, is not unsafe. Gross maybe.