Add example for user-defined roles based on Authzed's guide #141
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This PR adds an example to the
client_spec.rbfile, demonstrating how to use the Authzed Ruby client to write a relationship for user-defined roles, as described in the Authzed blog post on user-defined roles.Background:
While following the guide, I encountered the following pseudocode:
It wasn't immediately clear how to translate this into Ruby code using Authzed's Ruby gem, particularly with respect to constructing the request for creating the relationship.
As mentioned in the issue, this is technically documented on https://buf.build/authzed/api/docs/main:authzed.api.v1#authzed.api.v1.SubjectReference, but I believe an rspec example can help and it doesn't hurt.
Closes #142.