Add patch method and default timeout wrappers#13
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Added method that supports HTTP PATCH to rest client.
Added post and put wrappers to set the default timeouts to make the interface consistent for all of the rest verbs.
Add patch method and default timeout wrappers
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The rest client has been updated to add the patch rest method. Also, the the API has been updated to add wrapper method calls for post (with entity parameter), patch, put, and delete that use the default timeout. This makes the API consistent with the get and post (with string parameter) which already had wrapper methods that specify the default timeout.