Document the application lifecycle as a finite state machine. - #266
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This change represents the application lifecycle as a finite state machine. The transitions conditioned by the application_kind are represented as a choice node and the CONFIRM state is represented as a pseudonode because of the automatic secondary transition that occurs on invite confirmation.
This will be used as a basis for the unit tests for the unit tests for logic encapsulation in #233.