Please describe the problem:
A "Status is Draft" criterion on a search folder fails to match messages that are drafts.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Compose a message and save it as a draft.
2. Create a search folder with the single criterion "Status", "is", "Draft".
3. Open the search folder.


Actual results:
The draft does not appear in the search folder.

Expected results:
The draft appears in the search folder.

Does this happen every time?
Yes.

Other information:
This is the result of a simple blooper in the mapping of flag names to values in evolution-data-server/camel/camel-folder-summary.c :

static struct flag_names_t {
	char *name;
	guint32 value;
} flag_names[] = {
	{ "answered", CAMEL_MESSAGE_ANSWERED },
	{ "deleted", CAMEL_MESSAGE_DELETED },
	{ "draft", CAMEL_MESSAGE_DELETED }, /* should be CAMEL_MESSAGE_DRAFT */
	{ "flagged", CAMEL_MESSAGE_FLAGGED },
	{ "seen", CAMEL_MESSAGE_SEEN },
	{ "attachments", CAMEL_MESSAGE_ATTACHMENTS },
	{ "junk", CAMEL_MESSAGE_JUNK },
	{ "secure", CAMEL_MESSAGE_SECURE },
	{ NULL, 0 }
};

I made a modified version of Evolution with the mapping fixed and the "Status is Draft" criterion worked correctly.