Syncsketch

This release comes with an improved method for uploading media. With the new `add_media_v2` method, files will upload directly to SyncSketch's internal S3 instead of first through our servers. In some cases, using this method over add_media can improve upload performance and stability.

We've also updated the `get_connections_by_user_id ` method, allowing you to retrieve connections from inactive/archived projects.

The following pull requests make up this release:
* [Fix to shotgun_sync_review_items and typos](https://github.com/syncsketch/python-api/pull/12)
* [add s3 upload method](https://github.com/syncsketch/python-api/pull/14)
* [Fix V2 uploads greater than 5GB](https://github.com/syncsketch/python-api/pull/15)
* [optionally return user's connections in inactive/archived project](https://github.com/syncsketch/python-api/pull/16)

We've fixed the regression that prevented use of `get_annotations()`

A new required parameter is added to add_comment() "review_id"

Previously items were only allowed in one review, you can now move an item into multiple reviews. So the requirement has been added to specify which review you are making the comment in.

With the latest release SyncSketch allows copying items to multiple reviews. This is a bigger underlying change. In the past each item was only ever in one review. Now that an item can be in multiple reviews, you need to define the specific review id for the item to get the appropriate annotations. If you don't scope the annotations by review_id, the API will return all annotations.

> For the most part all queries will still work for older reviews so this is not a breaking change. As soon as users will start copying items to multiple reviews, adding the review_id is important to get the specific set of annotations for a review.

We also added a new sort_review_items function that allows you to easily update the sort order of the items within a review.
Due to the many to many connection between item and reviews, updating the sort order on the item itself does not work any more.

This latest release allows you to re-sort items in a review.

Added new examples to the main readme file.


response = s.sort_review_items(
review_id,
[
{ "id": 111, "sortorder": 0 },
{ "id": 222, "sortorder": 1 },
{ "id": 333, "sortorder": 2 },
]
)
print(response)
Out[1] {u'updated_items': 3}

new param available for get_projects method.

s.get_projects(include_connections=True) will include user info for all connections on each project.