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* Refactored to make authn modular; added GSSAPI
* Getting tests passing again
* Add missing __future__ import to new source file
* Made it more obvious that login_method/login_response not heeded
However, we could create a SASL subclass that provides the functionality
for backwards compatibility.
* Also try PLAIN if we're given a userid/password.
* Squashing flakes
* Reimplemented login_method/login_response; flake fixing
* An extra test; deflaking
* Remove a blank line to sate flake8. Great.
* SASL tests!
Also wrapped getting GSSAPI mech impl in a function, so we can test it
with and without a `gssapi` module present.
* Fixing tests
I'd misnamed my test class while debugging something, and not reverted
it. Now the new tests are being run, another mistake appeared, now
fixed.
* More tests for the coverage gods
* Attempt GSSAPI (but don't fail hard), and use userid
This adds fail_soft and client_name arguments to GSSAPI, so that:
* amqp.connection can add GSSAPI to its default list of auth mechanisms,
but not fail if the gssapi module isn't available, or if GSSAPI
credentials aren't available
* A user can use userid to specify which GSSAPI client credentials
should be used.
Authentication mechanisms can also now return NotImplemented if they
decline to do SASL negotiation at start() time.
* Added another test for GSSAPI client name explicitly specified
* Make pydocstyle happy.
* Improving test coverage
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