* bugfix: retire invites even when we cannot talk to the remote server to make/send_leave
Also modify the leave response in /sync to include a fake event as this is ultimately
what clients (and sytest) will use to determine leave-ness.
* hash the event ID
* Base64 not hex
* WIP Event rejection
* Still send back errors for rejected events
Instead, discard them at the federationapi /send layer rather than
re-implementing checks at the clientapi/PerformJoin layer.
* Implement rejected events
Critically, rejected events CAN cause state resolution to happen
as it can merge forks in the DAG. This is fine, _provided_ we
do not add the rejected event when performing state resolution,
which is what this PR does. It also fixes the error handling
when NotAllowed happens, as we were checking too early and needlessly
handling NotAllowed in more than one place.
* Update test to match reality
* Modify InputRoomEvents to no longer return an error
Errors do not serialise across HTTP boundaries in polylith mode,
so instead set fields on the InputRoomEventsResponse. Add `Err()`
function to make the API shape basically the same.
* Remove redundant returns; linting
* Update blacklist
* Add Queryer and use embedded structs
* Add Inputer and factor out more RS API stuff
This neatly splits up the RS API based on the functionality it provides,
whilst providing a useful place for code sharing via the `helpers` package.
- New package `perform` which contains all `Perform` functions
- New package `helpers` which contains helper functions used by both
perform and query/input functions.
- Perform invite/leave have no idea how to `WriteOutputEvents` and this
is now returned from `PerformInvite` or `PerformLeave` respectively.
Still to do:
- RSAPI is fed into the inviter/joiner/leaver - this introduces circular
logic so will need to be removed.
- Put query operations in a `query` package.
- Put input operations (and output) in an `input` package.
- Factor out helper functions as much as possible, possibly rejigging the
storage layer in the process.
kegsay
Neil Alexander