add archive_media configuration option

[fobser]

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Tests

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The requests library doesn't support file:// URLs so I have no idea how to write a test for this.
It seems inappropriate to to fetch a random URL from the internet in a test.

What this PR does

Changes in this pull request
With the archive_media option set to true, media attachments are
archived together with the toot.

Related issues

Resolves #72

[hughrun]

Hi @fobser

Thanks so much for this PR! It appears to work as advertised.

I can add a test after I pull your final PR, which will help protect against regressions in future.

I have 2 requested changes

1. Can you please add an archive_media value in example-config.yaml?
2. Some users will be using ephemetoot with multiple accounts. The media files should therefore ideally be saved to a filepath reflecting their original domain name. Can we update line 335 in ephemetoot.py to read:

media_archive_path = os.path.join(archive_path, url.netloc, dir_name[1:])

This should then save all images to archive_path/server-domain.tld/filepath/filename.extension, avoiding any (admittedly unlikely) filepath name collisions from different accounts.

[fobser]

Hi @hughrun
I made the requested changes and force pushed my branch.

Thanks for handling the test, much appreciated. I had
a look at the existing tests but kinda got lost.

[hughrun]

Looks good! Thanks so much, will add tests and issue a new release soon.

If you'd like to be @mentioned by the ephemetoot account when I announce the new release, let me know your mastodon handle.

[fobser]

Thanks, I'm @florian@bsd.network