halcy
Not consistent use of `expires_in` vs `expires_at` with filters
The filter_dict, that the reading methods Mastodon.filters or Mastodon.filter return, uses the key expires_at.
But the writing methods Mastodon.filter_create or Mastodon.filter_update use expires_in as a keyword.
If the filter_dict would match the keyword parameters of the methods, it would be easier to use the unpacking operator (**) like (with id removed from the filter_dict)
Mastodon.filter_update(**filter_dict)
That sounds like a good idea, though probably, we should support both (the mastodon API takes them as expires_in). Not really a problem, though, can just convert the time as appropriate.
However, as far as I know, the filter API as it currently is implemented works only on pre-4.0. So probably it is better to change this after making all 4.0 related updates. I'm currently taking a short break from maintenance to do some other things, dogfooding mastodon.py being one of those things, but I'll get back to it soon enough.
