Port to OAuth 2

[danielfarrell]

I'd be interested in other people trying out this branch and see if it makes sense and works as expected. I was able to do the requests I was doing before with it.

I used it like this:

# Request method
client = LinkedIn::Client.new(ENV["LINKEDIN_API"], ENV["LINKEDIN_SECRET"])
session[:linkedin_state] = SecureRandom.uuid
redirect_to client.authorize_url(redirect_uri: linkedin_auth_callback_url, state: session[:linkedin_state])

# Callback method, should check the state set above on response
client = LinkedIn::Client.new(ENV["LINKEDIN_API"], ENV["LINKEDIN_SECRET"])
token = client.authorize_from_request(params[:code], redirect_uri: linkedin_auth_callback_url)

[arronmabrey]

@hexgnu I can confirm that this PR is working, LinkedIn recently required oauth2 for accessing their company endpoints and this patch got things working. What's the likely hood of this PR being merged and a new gem cut and published?

Thanks, -- Arron

[ryanatwork]

I can merge this branch and cut a new gem version. Just need to resolve the conflicts.

[ryanatwork]

Thanks for this PR, I have merged and cut a new version of the gem.

[arronmabrey]

Awesome thanks so much! I had to vender the pr branch to get it all working, relying on a new gem is going to be much better. Thx a ton! :-)

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[hexgnu]

Thanks @ryanatwork