Adds the primary attribute to the Address schema

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What this does:
Adds a primary boolean attribute to Schema::Address. There is a note in the Specification versus implementation section regarding the the use of primary in several complex types on a User.

Why?
Okta sends a primary attribute with the addresses list. This resolves the resulting unknown attribute error.

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Thanks for the PR. Sorry it took a while to merge - I just didn't see a notification back in June for these.

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(Oh - by the way - if you could please check bundle exec rspec for future PRs and just make sure that tests still pass, fixing things up if necessary, that'd be handy - thanks!).

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Available now in v2.1 (https://rubygems.org/gems/scimitar).

[pelted]

(Oh - by the way - if you could please check bundle exec rspec for future PRs and just make sure that tests still pass, fixing things up if necessary, that'd be handy - thanks!).

Oh man, sorry.. Was so focused on our tests that by the time I got the PR up that didn't even cross my mind. Thank you for getting these in.

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Oh man, sorry.. Was so focused on our tests that by the time I got the PR up that didn't even cross my mind. Thank you for getting these in.

No worries; it's always nice to have additional tests and/or ensure that tests work, but when a feature makes sense and helps improve the base software, I'd never reject a PR for that alone. Many thanks for the contribution 🙂