Generic interface support

[bennor]

When using something like Web API, it's a fairly common pattern to have a whole stack of CRUD rest services. Refit now supports these, allowing you to define a single API interface with a generic type:

public interface IReallyExcitingCrudApi<T, in TKey> where T : class
{
    [Post("")]
    Task<T> Create([Body] T paylod);

    [Get("")]
    Task<List<T>> ReadAll();

    [Get("/{key}")]
    Task<T> ReadOne(TKey key);

    [Put("/{key}")]
    Task Update(TKey key, [Body]T payload);

    [Delete("/{key}")]
    Task Delete(TKey key);
}

Which can then be used like this:

// The "/users" part here is kind of important if you want it to work for more 
// than one type (unless you have a different domain for each type)
var api = RestService.For<IReallyExcitingCrudApi<User, string>>("http://api.example.com/users"); 

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This fixes #63.

I will update the docs to something like the above if you're happy with the changes.

[anaisbetts]

This looks great! Update the docs and

[anaisbetts]

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[bennor]

Oops. I haven't yet figured out how to get R# to respect your conventions and sometimes I miss mistakes. Do you use it? Might be worth checking in a settings file if you have one.

[bennor]

All updated.

(I noticed the code blocks in the readme weren't getting syntax highlighting like the blocks above, so I changed them all to "csharp" rather than "cs" and it seems to be working now. I could have sworn "cs" used to be enough.)

[anaisbetts]

Thanks @bennor!