Issue: matrix room id does not always resolve to spaceId or channelId
correctly.
Root cause: The clientApi routing endpoint and the syncapi routing
endpoint uses different stores to query for the current room states.
One is correct, the other has incomplete events. Fix the issue by using
the correct store in both routing code paths.
Closes HNT-244.
The following PR implements Space,Channel soft deletion using on-chain
`disabled` flag scope to space, channel respectively. On message sync,
dendrite will now gate disabled rooms by performing a leave on the user
attempting to sync unless the user is the owner (more on this later). To
re-join, given rooms (spaces,channels) are created by default using
`invite` membership state, the owner will need to undo the on-chain
`disabled` flag, setting it false then re-invite users that left the
room as a side effect of it becoming disabled previously.
The owner does not leave the space, channel because if they did then
there would be no one left to invite users let alone themselves back in
if the action is ever undone.
What is not implemented in this PR:
1. **Transitive leaves on channels in a space** - If a space is
disabled, users will leave the space but not the channels within the
space. To allow for fully disabling a space and all its' channels, the
client can offer a view to the owner that iterates over the channels and
space to disable all on-chain. Furthermore, we could implement a batch
on-chain method that fully disables all channels within a space (plus
the space) in one on-chain call to save the owner gas.
2. **Data deletion** - No data is remove from the DAGs or on-chain.
Therefore deletion is soft and reversible.
3. **New hook to check if a room is disabled** - the client can leverage
existing on-chain public read only methods `getSpaceInfoBySpaceId`,
`getChannelInfoByChannelId` to read the state of each in order to remove
spaces, channels from a member's view that are disabled.
Pulls in upstream latest changes from [dendrite-fork
](https://github.com/HereNotThere/dendrite)to subtree at
servers/dendrite here.
Co-authored-by: Tak Wai Wong <64229756+tak-hntlabs@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Tak Wai Wong <tak@hntlabs.com>
Co-authored-by: John Terzis <john@hntlabs.com>
