Sepiida

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BREAKING CHANGE. I changed the paramters of permission.delete_all to match the new paramters of permission.search. I also fixed
a bug where we were correctly deleting some of the permissions from the permission fixture when we capture a call to delete_all

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BREAKING CHANGE. Remove several major functions from sepiida.permissions: set_get, set_delete, set_payload, and set_has_right all get the axe - if you are using them you should convert over to using permission.grant which does the work of all four functions (set_delete is automatically supported)

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Update permission fixture to honor delete requests. Previously we just ignored them

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The breaking change in this release is that permissions.search now takes in lists of paramters (resources, holders, rights)
rather than single items (resource, holder, right). This is because it is much more burdensome on a client to have to
create the correct input to search for many things at once than it is to create a list of a single item.

As part of this the permissions.search function now uses the request body for the content of the search rather than the querystring
which allows for a much larger query size by default. In doing so I made it so that the permission fixture also supports querying
via the request body

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Fix bug in failure to import sepiida.permissions in sepiida.fixtures that cause permissions fixture to not work

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Add the fixture 'make_session' and switch json_client_session internally to use this new fixture. The fixture can be used to
create sessions for different users inside tests to test things like sharing data between two users in a single test. It
is used like this:


with make_session(user_uri) as session:
session.get(url)