Basic tests for request making methods #91
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* GET and POST tests verify headers, body, and query strings coming from `Endpoint`
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A very early and very primitive set of tests that would have covered #88 .
Basically, make a request (we match on any endpoint because the response doesn't matter) then peek into the request object and assert it all came together correctly.
/cc @RussTheAerialist