Chris Hill-Scott 0be359b678 Use JSONModel for user model ...

Our other models inherit from `JSONModel`, rather than manually doing
lookups of the JSON in the `__init__` method. This commit changes the
user model to work in the same way.

I had to add a new concept (`DEFAULTS`) to account for some properties
not always being present in the (mocked) JSON. In reality it might be
that the API does always return these values. This should be looked at
in future work, to see which defaults can be safely removed. At least
now they:
- do not mean any changes are needed to the existing tests
- are explicitly separated from the attributes that we do expect to
  always be in the JSON response

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__init__.py

Use JSONModel for user model

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organisation.py

Make user API client return JSON, not a model

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roles_and_permissions.py

Make user API client return JSON, not a model

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service.py

Make user API client return JSON, not a model

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template_list.py

Add a user method to check folder permission

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user.py

Use JSONModel for user model

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