Transport stores the node at its path, with all properties (but do not
store children).
The transport is responsible to ensure that the node is valid and
has to generate autocreated properties.
Note: Nodes in the log may be deleted if they are deleted. The delete
request will be passed later, according to the log. You should still
create it here as it might be used temporarily in move operations or
such. Use Node::getPropertiesForStoreDeletedNode in that case to avoid
a status check of the deleted node.
