feat: implement JSON Patch for Software resource #221
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Implement JSON Patch (https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6902) for Software resource and bump the json-patch library. SECURITY NOTE: This doesn't implement any authorization on resources, which is good *for now* as you either have the ability to write to resources or not have it. That MUST be implemented when there will be multiple write tokens with different scopes. (See italia#188)
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SECURITY NOTE:
This doesn't implement any authorization on resources, which is good
for now as you either have the ability to write to resources or not
have it.
That MUST be implemented when there will be multiple write tokens with
different scopes.
(See #188)