Reject Core Backup if sending backup start WebSocket message fails

[agners]

Proposed change

If sending the WebSocket message to Home Assistant Core to inform it about the start of a backup fails, we should reject the backup process entirely. This prevents taking a backup without Home Assistant Core being aware of it.

As a side effect, this likely prevents situation where Core does not learn about the backup progress since we also won't be able to send WebSocket messages about Job progress updates.

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[agners]

In cases where Core API does not respond (e.g. after an update or restart) we still allow to take a backup. It seems that in such cases we won't be able to inform the Core about backup starting via WebSocket either (backup_start WebSocket message does not get delivered). As a consequence, Job updates also do not get delivered, which the new Backup integration relies on (an example error report of such a system seems to be home-assistant/core#143158). With this change, we will reject a backup entirely if informing the Core fails.

A downside will be that on such systems we won't take a backup. From Sentry it seems there are quite some system where the Core API does not respond properly (HomeAssistantStartupTimeout etc.). So I am not sure if a hanging backup is maybe the better situation then rejecting from a users perspective 🤔

Ideally we'd find the root cause of why Core API does not respond, so the WebSocket messages get delivered again.

/cc @emontnemery