refactor: split api.py by domain#28
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Great, thanks for doing this. I agree it was getting a little long.
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I wanted to add some endpoints for confdb & confdb-control but noticed
api.pyhas grown to the point where it's become unwieldy, sitting at 800+ lines of source and ~2,500 lines of tests in a single file. Before adding more, I've split it into domain-specific modules undersnap_http/api/so each part of the snapd API lives in its own file.No functional changes, just moved code around.