feat: Add filter option to UserNode to filter users based on projects to which they belong #845
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Adds a filter field on the UserNode that allows a client to filter users based on if they belong to a given project. This will be used by the mobile client to query if a user can be added to a given project.
Django Graphene / Django Filters have a slightly different interface for declaring filter fields on DjangoObjectType and FilterSet.
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Adds a filter field on the UserNode that allows a client to filter users based on if they belong to a given project. This will be used by the mobile client to query if a user can be added to a given project.
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Related to techmatters/terraso-mobile-client#37
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