Restore some Api::UsersController methods #373
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These were removed in solidusio#319 and replaced by generically-named equivalents, but controllers in apps like ours can be reasonably expecting these to be there.
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yup. oops. fixed.
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These were removed in #319
and replaced by generically-named equivalents, but subclassing
controllers in apps like ours can be reasonably expecting these methods
to be there.
I do think we should restore these but I'm not sure whether we should
mark them as officially supported or deprecate them. Any thoughts?