Allow to pass a requests.Session object to the miniflux client.

[florian-s-code]

This update introduces the ability to pass a requests.Session object to the miniflux client. This change enables users to leverage session management features such as rate limiting and caching.

Changes:

• Added session: requests.Session as an optional parameter to the Client class constructor.
• Update the constructor to configure the session and trying to avoid to clash with any preset Session config
• The session is used for every HTTP request
• The default behavior creates a new session for each client instance.

Example (header configuration):

import requests
import miniflux

session = requests.Session()
session.headers.update({"User-Agent": "Custom User-Agent"})

client = miniflux.Client("https://reader.miniflux.app", session=session)

Example (client-side caching):

import miniflux
from cachecontrol import CacheControl
from cachecontrol.heuristics import ExpiresAfter

session = CacheControl(requests.Session(), heuristic=ExpiresAfter(days=1))

client = miniflux.Client("https://reader.miniflux.app", session=session)

Possible improvement:

• The request.Session object is auto-closeable, would it make sense to make the miniflux.Client auto-closeable as well to close the session ?

Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions!

[fguillot]

Your pull-request looks good. However, there are some minor issues detected by the linter if you don't mind fixing that (this project uses Ruff).

The request.Session object is auto-closeable, would it make sense to make the miniflux.Client auto-closeable as well to close the session ?

That sounds like a good idea. Feel free to improve that as well :)

[florian-s-code]

Glad you liked it.
All comments addressed. Let me know if anything else needs change.