Fix crash if customRequest does not call onSuccess() / onError() #60
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The component is currently a bit fragile: If a customRequest does not call `onSuccess()` / `onError()` upon completion or error, the `this.reqs[uid]` value will not be deleted, but === undefined, and then when the Upload component un-mounts, it will try to `abort()` an undefined request, and crash.
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The component is currently a bit fragile: If a customRequest does not call
onSuccess()/onError()upon completion or error, thethis.reqs[uid]value will not be deleted, but === undefined, and then when the Upload component un-mounts, it will try toabort()an undefined request, and crash.