Feature request

I would like to call requests_mock.get("http://foo", hook={"response": my_hook_func})

https://2.python-requests.org/en/master/user/advanced/#event-hooks

Why

I'm writing test for a multi thread application (message/queue with a Redis broker). While HTTP requests made from another thread do get handled by requests_mock, tracing history is not working. So my workaround is to increment a counter in redis every time the mock is used.

It would be nice to implement such a workaround by adding support for requests hooks. But currently requests_mock reject the hook option. So my uglier workaround is implemented with callbacks :

    def test_foo(redis, requests_mock):
        def make_body(request, context):
            redis.incr("mock_call_count")
            context.status_code = 200
            return "foo"
        requests_mock.get("http://foo", text=make_body)

        for _ in range(3):
            requests.get("http://foo")  # in my case this would be called in another thread

        assert redis.get("mock_call_count") == "3"

Hi, I'm not entirely convinced on this one, just because it's a very edge case.

What's not working from a multi-thread perspective? I've not done this, but from a quick skim of the documentation a requests Session is thread safe, does it make sense to mock the adapter of an individual session here: https://requests-mock.readthedocs.io/en/latest/adapter.html so that they don't interact?