In production, we use UTC as the time zone.  DRF 3.7.7 now puts all
times in the currently set timezone where it used to use UTC.  By
setting TIME_ZONE to UTC, we keep the same results we used to get.

In a few places, we had to change the expected test results to be UTC.

* Install drf-yasg

* Add drf-yasg settings and urls

* Pin drf to make drf-yasg work

* Adjust config-models version to be compatible

* Remove django-rest-swagger (the old way)

Move command parameter arguments, resend-days and days-range, to
common settings. This will help in creating a consistency when the
default values are changed in the future.

LEARNER-7313

Added a feature flag to disable honor mode certificates for
edx.org, by default set to false to allow honor mode certificates
for open community.

PROD-269

* run python modernize
* run isort
* Split out handlers/apps into separate files.

ENT-1887 | Adding logic for new business marketing footer url construction, while maintaining backwards compatibility

Fixing quality test

Testsing out a default value for the sake of jenkins tests. will revert

Fix footer test from being flaky

Moving an import statement

ran isort. adding a test. fixing 1 quality issue

Quality cleanups

Attempting more quality fixes

adding back in config variable name for default value

Adding ENTERPRISE_MARKETING_FOOTER_QUERY_PARAMS to common settings

Changing marketing_url logic to only concatenate enterprise url to root if the enterprise url is relative (starts with a /)

quality fixes

ARCH-636

ARCH-641

Moving rbac settings above plugins

Moving the setting above plugins in common.py for the lms and cms as well

flag value
added signal to destroy data_sharing_consent_needed flag if user is
is enrolled in enterprise course.

Adding logic that adds roles to jwt

Quality fixes

This should have been done when the scope was first added as part
of (#19765).

ARCH-603

ARCH-482

Removing the Deprecated the 'external_auth' package in favor of 'third_party_auth' which is the current recommendation.

This adds middleware that will create custom parameter metrics in
New Relic to track the size of all the cookies being received for
our domain. The custom fields are "cookies_total_size" and a
separate named parameter for every cookie size, e.g.
"cookies.csrftoken.size".

This is intended to help us track cookie growth and better diagnose
issues where users lose their sessions. It is toggled by the
'request_utils.capture_cookie_sizes' Waffle Flag.