fix!: api consistency between HTTP and Gapic layers #375
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This PR is for the staged v3.0.0 branch
We have two separate transport options for this library: gRPC and HTTP. They expose the same interface, but previously returned different types.
This PR wraps the HTTP
list_*functions in a python generator, consistent with how the gRPC version works. Additionally, it adds a newmax_resultsargument, so users can decide how many objects they want to return before stopping. This new argument will work consistently for both options.Fixes #154, #136, #203