Give the possibility to provide custom headers

[bidoubiwa]

As for #283 the different requests method provide headers as an optionnal parameter.
Nonetheless, if we go up in the stack of calls, no headers are passed to these methods. We should be able to pass them.

For example here:

meilisearch-swift/Sources/MeiliSearch/Documents.swift

Lines 16 to 23 in 431d8ee

	func get<T>(
	_ uid: String,
	_ identifier: String,
	_ completion: @escaping (Result<T, Swift.Error>) -> Void)
	where T: Codable, T: Equatable {
	let query: String = "/indexes/\(uid)/documents/\(identifier)"
	self.request.get(api: query) { result in
	switch result {

the request.get does not provide the headers that can be passed as an argument here

meilisearch-swift/Sources/MeiliSearch/Request.swift

Lines 31 to 35 in 431d8ee

	func get(
	api: String,
	param: String? = nil,
	headers: [String: String] = [:],
	_ completion: @escaping (Result<Data?, Swift.Error>) -> Void) {

We should be able to provide the information.

Two possible solutions this.config can contain the specific headers. In which case we can remove the headers params from the request methods.

Or we provide them as an optional parameter for each method:

 public func createIndex(
    uid: String,
    primaryKey: String? = nil,
    headers: [String: String] = [:],
    _ completion: @escaping (Result<Task, Swift.Error>) -> Void) {
    Indexes.create(uid: uid, primaryKey: primaryKey, config: self.config, completion)
  }

I prefer the first option but this also means an additional parameter during the initialisation of a Meilisearch client.

  public init(
     host: String,
     apiKey: String? = nil,
     session: URLSessionProtocol? = nil,
     request: Request? = nil,
     headers: [String: String] = [:]) throws {