S3FileSystem keeps the cached object after rm_file() deletes a specific version

[laughingman7743]

Problem

With version_aware=True, deleting a specific version through rm_file("bucket/dir/key?versionId=...") leaves the cached HeadObject entry of the unversioned path bucket/dir/key. After that, exists() and info() on bucket/dir/key keep returning the cached object:

• If the deleted version was the only one, exists("bucket/dir/key") stays True.
• If it was the latest version, info("bucket/dir/key") keeps returning the deleted version's metadata instead of the version that became current.

Expected: after a version is deleted through the filesystem, the next exists()/info() of the object path reflects S3.

From the code on master (775874c):

• rm_file() calls invalidate_cache(path) with the version-qualified path (pyathena/filesystem/s3.py, rm_file).
• invalidate_cache() pops the path itself and walks _parent(). For bucket/dir/key?versionId=v1, the parent is bucket/dir, so the bucket/dir/key entry that _head_object() stored is never popped.
• exists() returns True when _ls_from_cache() finds that entry.

Found by code reading during the review of #928 (not reproduced live yet).

Reproduction

from pyathena import connect
from pyathena.filesystem.s3 import S3FileSystem

fs = S3FileSystem(connect(), version_aware=True, skip_instance_cache=True)
path = "s3://VERSIONED_BUCKET/tmp/key"
fs.pipe(path, b"data")
version_id = fs.info(path)["version_id"]  # caches bucket/tmp/key

fs.rm_file(f"{path}?versionId={version_id}")
print(fs.exists(path))  # expected False, returns True from the cache

Environment

• PyAthena master 775874c, S3FileSystem with version_aware=True.

Proposed fix (optional)

In invalidate_cache() (or in the version-aware delete paths), also invalidate the path without its versionId query. Add a test that deletes the only version of an object and checks exists().