My April package is already superseding its queen — let them, or step in?

İzmir, 2nd year. Installed a package in mid-April, queen got going okay — not spectacular, laying was a bit patchy but there was steady brood. Today's inspection: two fat capped supersedure cells right in the middle of a comb face, queen still present and laying around them. From reading here I know package queens are often reared early in the season, banked, shipped, stressed, and superseded at high rates in their first year — so part of me says the bees have information I don't and I should let them get on with it. The other part says a June supersedure means a ~3 week brood pause while the new queen emerges, mates and starts laying, right at buildup time, and maybe I should buy a good local mated queen instead and skip the gamble. Drones are certainly everywhere here right now. What would you do — trust the bees or intervene?