Session manager updates #551
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This PR renames
keystone.sessiontokeystone.sessionManager. Within this class, the methods are renamed:validate->populateAuthedItemMiddlewarecreate->startAuthedSessiondestroy->endAuthedSessionThis hopefully makes it more clear what is going on within this subsystem of keystone. These changes are motivated by a desire to investigate #303. The existing names of
session,create, andvalidateare all used in other parts of the system to mean different things. Renaming them makes them easier to uniquely search for which in turn makes it easier to investigate where and how they are used.