Can't delete download that has been deleted on the server.

[kevincox]

Describe the bug Trying to view a download that has been deleted on the server fails so you can't access the delete button.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Download a video.
2. Delete it on the server.
3. Trigger a rescan so that the item is removed from the library.
4. Open Findroid.
5. Go to downloads.
6. Click the item.
7. See a crash.

Invalid HTTP status in response: 404
 G5.c: Invalid HTTP status in response: 404
	at F5.g.d(Unknown Source:517)
	at F5.f.q(Unknown Source:17)
	at C4.a.l(Unknown Source:8)
	at Y4.N.run(Unknown Source:112)
	at m.j.run(Unknown Source:12)
	at e5.m.run(Unknown Source:2)
	at e5.a.run(Unknown Source:97)

Expected behavior I can view the (offline cached) info and delete the download.

Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.

Device info (please complete the following information):

• Device: Pixel 7a
• Android version: N/A
• App version: 0.14.2
• Jellyfin version: N/A

Additional context Presumably other forms of the media being inaccessible such as having permission for that library revoked will also cause this problem.

[kevincox]

In theory offline mode could be used as a workaround but https://github.com/jarnedemeulemeester/findroid/issues/766 ruins that.

Edit: this is actually a viable workaround as the media is deleted despite the exception.

[cesarblancg]

This still happens in the latest version.

[neingeist]

Still happens for me (0.15.3), but deleting in offline mode works (with an error message).

[KuroSetsuna29]

In theory offline mode could be used as a workaround but #766 ruins that.

Edit: this is actually a viable workaround as the media is deleted despite the exception.

Thanks for the workaround, that worked for me. (With the error but did clear it).

Would be nice if we could delete directly in the downloads section instead of having to go to the media first.