Fails parsing Seafile responses

[perry-mitchell]

Seafile PROPFIND requests are for some reason not parseable:

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<ns0:multistatus xmlns:ns0="DAV:">
    <ns0:response>
        <ns0:href>/seafdav/</ns0:href>
        <ns0:propstat>
            <ns0:prop>
                <ns0:resourcetype>
                    <ns0:collection />
                </ns0:resourcetype>
                <ns0:displayname />
                <ns0:lockdiscovery />
                <ns0:supportedlock>
                    <ns0:lockentry>
                        <ns0:lockscope>
                            <ns0:exclusive />
                        </ns0:lockscope>
                        <ns0:locktype>
                            <ns0:write />
                        </ns0:locktype>
                    </ns0:lockentry>
                    <ns0:lockentry>
                        <ns0:lockscope>
                            <ns0:shared />
                        </ns0:lockscope>
                        <ns0:locktype>
                            <ns0:write />
                        </ns0:locktype>
                    </ns0:lockentry>
                </ns0:supportedlock>
            </ns0:prop>
            <ns0:status>HTTP/1.1 200 OK</ns0:status>
        </ns0:propstat>
    </ns0:response>
    <ns0:response>
        <ns0:href>/seafdav/Ma%20biblioth%C3%A8que/</ns0:href>
        <ns0:propstat>
            <ns0:prop>
                <ns0:resourcetype>
                    <ns0:collection />
                </ns0:resourcetype>
                <ns0:displayname>Ma bibliothèque</ns0:displayname>
                <ns0:getetag>2920f985ebc6692632c7c3ab46b3919556239d37</ns0:getetag>
                <ns0:lockdiscovery />
                <ns0:supportedlock>
                    <ns0:lockentry>
                        <ns0:lockscope>
                            <ns0:exclusive />
                        </ns0:lockscope>
                        <ns0:locktype>
                            <ns0:write />
                        </ns0:locktype>
                    </ns0:lockentry>
                    <ns0:lockentry>
                        <ns0:lockscope>
                            <ns0:shared />
                        </ns0:lockscope>
                        <ns0:locktype>
                            <ns0:write />
                        </ns0:locktype>
                    </ns0:lockentry>
                </ns0:supportedlock>
            </ns0:prop>
            <ns0:status>HTTP/1.1 200 OK</ns0:status>
        </ns0:propstat>
    </ns0:response>
</ns0:multistatus>