just set a different abort controller instead of duplicating internal…

… disconnect logic

src/js/Connection.js

@@ -113,28 +113,21 @@ class Connection {
             return;
         }
 
-        // disconnect
+        // fix issue with http connection abort controller
         if(GlobalState.connection instanceof HttpConnection){
-
-            // fixme: this should probably be fixed in @meshtastic/js directly
             // calling disconnect() on an HttpConnection during the initial config fetching locks up the web page
             // this is caused by an infinite loop of errors with the below message:
             // ERROR	[iMeshDevice:HttpConnection]	ReadFromRadio ❌ signal is aborted without reason
-            // to fix this, we are calling the same internal methods that disconnect() does
-            // however, we are skipping the call to abortController.abort(), this reliably fixes the issue
-            // and no longer locks up the page, however we still get packet callbacks until the config phase finishes
-            // I don't really care if a few more packets come in after disconnecting
-            GlobalState.connection.updateDeviceStatus(Types.DeviceStatusEnum.DeviceDisconnected);
-            if(GlobalState.connection.readLoop){
-                clearInterval(GlobalState.connection.readLoop);
-                GlobalState.connection.complete();
-            }
-
-        } else {
-            // disconnect normally
-            GlobalState.connection.disconnect();
+            // to fix this, we are just overwriting the internal abortController with a new instance that won't abort the pending internal http requests
+            // this reliably fixes the issue and no longer locks up the page, however we still get packet callbacks until the config phase finishes
+            // I don't really care if a few more packets come in after disconnecting, so this will do for now
+            // fixme: this should probably be fixed in @meshtastic/js directly, probably by breaking out of the while loop if an abort error is received
+            GlobalState.connection.abortController = new AbortController();
         }
 
+        // disconnect
+        GlobalState.connection.disconnect();
+
         // update ui
         GlobalState.isConnected = false;