Sepiida

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Added missing PyYAML requirement

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- Add the config module for sepiida. This module is for a standardized way of reading and validating config files
- Add the permission module for sepiida. This is a standardized way of communicating with PAO
- Create an error message when clients attempt to access a method, like delete, on a collection rather than a single resource when it is not supported on a collection
- Remove support for `public_endpoint` as a decorator. Any functions you have that are using the decorator should be moved to using the whitelist that can be passed in with `register_session_handler`

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Add a convenience function, `sepiida.queryadapter.map_and_filter` which can be used in place of separately calling `map_column_names` and `apply_filter`

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This version gets a new major revision because it represents a breaking API change. After this change the filters that are provided to API endpoints will be cast based on the type of the field they are filtering. So, for example, if you request a filter on a property that is an Integer the filter value will be [1] instead of ['1']. This in general isn't huge for that type, however for URI types it makes a big difference because a value of ['https://foo.service/thing/1/'] will become [1], the ID of the resource, which can then be easily used by the platform layer to do SQL query filters in the database.

Along with this change is a pretty massive rewrite to how filters and fields queryargs are parsed

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Add an optional parameter to `setup_log` which will setup sentry integration with python's logging system. If you include this your log messages will go to sentry based on the sentry DSN passed in. This is useful for backend tasks that can't rely on flask's integration to do everything for them

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