[WPCom100]

What was wrong

On Labor → Crew Requests, a request whose shifts had all been cancelled kept its project card in the default Open queue after everyone else on the project was confirmed. The tab never counted positions in the cancelled status, so such a request had nothing accepted and nothing confirmed, fell through to the "Accepted" badge with no Confirm button, and was bucketed as open with nothing to click to clear it.

What changed

• modules/labor.js (CrewRequestsTab)
  • A request whose every shift is cancelled is badged Cancelled. This wins over "Paid" and "Booked directly": a cancelled booking is not a booking, however it came about.
  • Cancelled positions rank with confirmed ones when bucketing, as a cancellation does everywhere else (crew_integrity's status rank, LTP_crewRequestPay). The request leaves the Open queue and sits under the Confirmed tile; the tile's tooltip says it holds these.
  • A request with one shift confirmed and another cancelled still reads Confirmed.
  • A cancelled shift says "cancelled" in the expanded per-shift list, muted.
• sw.js: shell cache bumped to v125 (labor.js is precached).
• tests/test_crew_requests_tab.js: a project with cancellations — the Open queue is empty, the Confirmed tile holds the rows, and the badges, header chips, action buttons and shift lines read right on desktop and phone.

Left alone on purpose: the paid-out rule that a request with nothing paid at all is never paid out (pinned by tests/test_crew_request_pay.js R17). A cancellation at $0 pay therefore keeps its project in the All view until the payout export settles it.

Verification

• All frontend JS suites pass (the tab suite is now 51 assertions); tests/check_shell_version.py passes.
• Ran the app on a scratch database, seeded a project with one confirmed and one cancelled crew member plus a pending ask on a second project, and drove the tab with Playwright: the project card is gone from Open, the cancelled ask reads Cancelled under All with no action buttons and the shift marked cancelled, and there were no page or console errors.

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