First pass at converting threats to python classes#328
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First pass at converting threats to python classes#328NoodlesNZ wants to merge 1 commit intoOWASP:masterfrom
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Related to #327 here's an implementation of using python classes to define threats. It adds backwards compatibility via
_add_threats_from_json()intm.pyCreated as a draft to show how this is possible and gauge whether this is something that pytm wants to adopt.