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Add support for the Desktop Availability endpoint.

I have decided to include room classification placeholders on 6f3e2c6 for classifications that the API might return but aren't yet documented on UCLAPI, this is being taken care of by our friends at UCL API, as soon as these are documented I'll update the placeholders.

Add support for the Free Rooms Endpoint.

Currently, the demo app uses Apple's APIs to hide the request section of the table view by setting the content and rows to 0. This makes the controller hide the section, however, it doesn't seem to remove the spacing of the hidden section.

This is a Swift framework, obviously, it should support Swift's default package manager.

The new UCLKit 2.0 will include a way to convert a UCLKit response to a dictionary using built-in tools. This needs to be finished and tested.

Currently, every time the Example App opens it asks for an access token. Using secure credential caching the user would be able to sign in and out of the app to test different configurations. This depends on #10.

Currently, only the first instance of the node explorer has a title, the recursive nodes don't have a title due to how dynamic the content is. However, it might be possible to detect primary keys in the data and use these to give the View a title.

Framework documentation is essential and with UCLKit's 2.0 ABI stability we're finally ready to start writing some docs. The two options are GitHub Wikis or Realm's Jazzy. Personally, I prefer Jazzy because it has offline support with Dash and the UI perfectly resembles Swift's docs.

Add support for the Timetable endpoint, which includes the personal endpoint and the timetable by modules endpoint.

UCL API's userbase is growing quickly and sooner or later a new API version will have to be released to accommodate breaking changes. It's probably a good idea to start thinking of ways to handle this.

OAuth support is a vital security feature of any API framework, UCL API supports it and so should we.

Swift 4 doesn't yet support dynamically querying optional conformance, this will come in Swift 4.1. This is essential for the way the Dictionary Encoder works, as it must iterate over optional data.