parse_base_url and parse_repo_name hard-rejected any host other
than bitbucket.org — a leftover from when bootstrapping required
the Bitbucket API. With the Forgejo saas wrapper (#18) in place,
downstream consumers feed Forgejo-shaped URLs through these
helpers. Drop the host check; SCP-style format validation stays.
Also corrects parse_repo_name's docstring, which was a stale
copy of parse_base_url's.
Mirrors the Bitbucket wrapper against the Forgejo REST API v1:
token auth headers, repository existence check, repository
creation under the authenticated user or an organization. No
instance URL is hardcoded — Forgejo is self-hosted, so every
operation takes a host parameter. Exposes both ssh_clone_url
and https_clone_url (HTTPS needed in CI without SSH host keys).
HTTP client that persists cookies across requests via
http.cookiejar, for sites requiring login followed by
cookie-authenticated fetches. Supports GET with query params,
form-encoded POST, default/per-request header merging, and
HTTPError-to-response conversion.
being more explicit about what the fixture provides as an output, instead of
solely describing the site effects.
Also the consumer is now responsible for the module directory layout.
