Cancelling an invite leads to "error"

[meejah]

@crwood reports that cancelling a pending invite via the HTTP API leads to the status API reporting an "error". It should not.

[crwood]

From #707:

After successfully cancelling a pending magic-folder invite (via POST /experimental/magic-folder/FOLDER_NAME/invite-cancel), the magic-folder "status" API immediately emits an "errors" message, like so:

{
    "state": {
        "synchronizing": False,
        "folders": {
            "Cat Pics": {
                "uploads": [],
                "downloads": [],
                "errors": [
                    {
                        "timestamp": 1678906261,
                        "summary": "Invite of 'test' failed: ",
                    }
                ],
                "recent": [
                    {
                        "relpath": "Garfield.jpg",
                        "modified": 1678893964,
                        "last-updated": 1678893966,
                        "conflicted": False,
                    },
                ],
                "tahoe": {"happy": True, "connected": 1, "desired": 1},
                "scanner": {"last-scan": 1678906210.1789653},
                "poller": {"last-poll": 1678906210.6793106},
            }
        },
    }
}

This "error" appears to occur regardless of whether anything was awaiting on the .../invite-wait endpoint.

Because the cancellation, in this case, was both a) initiated by the end user and b) completed successfully, I would not expect this to be represented as an "error". If cancelled invites are supposed to be represented as "errors", however, consider specifying the accompanying reason in the message "summary" field (for example, as "Invite of 'test' failed: _cancelled by user_" instead of just "Invite of 'test' failed: ").