added update user method

[ceciliastevens]

Description of Change

Currently, py42 can create a user, but cannot update a user that already exists. This change adds a method to allow updates to existing users.

Issues Resolved

n/a, this is a prerequesite for work on parts of code42/code42cli#259

Testing Procedure

1. Create a user in Code42.
2. Create an SDK object using py42.
3. Run sdk.users.update_user(user_id, username="[email protected]", email="[email protected]", first_name="new", last_name="name")
4. Verify using the Code42 console that changes have applied as expected.

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• Add docstrings for any new public parameters / methods / classes

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[antazoey]

This looks like the userUid (via the REST documentation). In the users service, we still refer to user_uid (and user_id meaning the legacy id) since that will match the response, and won't be confused with other methods that use user_id as a reference to the legacy id

[ceciliastevens]

the REST endpoint can accept user_uid or user_id, I used user_id for consistency with the other methods in py42, would you like me to change it to user_uid instead?

[antazoey]

I think we tend to use user_uid whenever possible, so yes I would prefer it here. The methods that are located near this method happen to use the legacy ID because of obligation, but other methods in this service use the user_uid.

[antazoey]

Obligation or mistake, in case there are any that slipped through when not necessary

[ceciliastevens]

Makes sense. I've updated it to use uid.

[antazoey]

I think this is fine, but usually we let the params= argument take care of query parameters