fix: Restores breadcrumb to folders without access permission.

[neomorphic]

This pull request will show the breadcrumbs for folders and files that were previously hidden when permissions didn't allow access. The root cause was that the 403 error response in the fetchFileInfo function was throwing away the body.info, which meant it couldn't be used to create a FileOrFolder object in the fetchAndUpdateFileBrowserState function. This updated passes that information into the catch block, so that it can still be used to show the UI. Now that this is working, the properties UI shows the convert tab, and the overview tab has the create data link switch. Both of those components should probably be hidden in this case. To do that, we either need to use a blunt approach and just hide them when the api responds with a 403 or we need to use the body.info information and compare that to the currently logged in user.

@krokicki @allison-truhlar

[neomorphic]

Please check this out and see if the UI makes sense to you when you view a closed directory

[allison-truhlar]

I understand better what you were asking about now - I think it makes sense to use the blunt approach to hide those components for now. The cases that will be missed, I think, are where the user has read access but not write access at any level, and these will still be handled by toast errors when they try to use the "submit" buttons for any of those components.

[neomorphic]

The cases that will be missed, I think, are where the user has read access but not write access at any level, and these will still be handled by toast errors when they try to use the "submit" buttons for any of those components.

Correct, and we could check the file permissions when we load the FileOrFolder object and use the hasWrite/hasRead, but we would need to know the logged in users group at that point.

[neomorphic]

It would probably make the most sense to return hasRead and hasWrite properties from the API end point. Deciding if the user can change a file is much easier to do in the python API code.