Absolute V1 (demisto#18079)

* stated the yml file

* start implementation

* auth implementation

* auth implementation works correctly

* update_custom_device_field_command added

* added more commands

* added UT and query fix

* more commands implementation

* edit outputs

* added get location command

* added description

* added description

* fixes

* fixes

* added UT

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* added UTs

* update docker

* update mypy

* Delete test.py

* delete file

* update location command

* update custom fields command hr

* update hr

* change auth params

* change hm create freeze msg

* update command

* update command

* update command

* added TPB

* fixed an issue where the response is empty

* added readme

* added query example to readme

* secrets ignore

* code review

* update human readable for freeze req command

* Update Absolute_description.md

Done.

* Update Absolute.yml

Done.

* Update README.md

Done.

* Update README.md

Done.

* fix error response

* fix error response

Co-authored-by: ShirleyDenkberg <[email protected]>

Packs/Absolute/.secrets-ignore

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+https://absolute.com
+absolute.com
+https://cc.absolute.com
+https://cc.us.absolute.com
+https://cc.eu2.absolute.com
+https://api.absolute.com
+https://api.us.absolute.com
+https://api.eu2.absolute.com

Packs/Absolute/Integrations/Absolute/Absolute_description.md

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+## Absolute
+
+To configure an instance of Absolute, you need to obtain the following information.
+
+* Server URL
+* Token ID
+* Secret Key
+
+## Get your Token ID and Secret Key
+
+### Token ID
+* The token ID is a random GUIs string and is public information (like username). 
+* It is associated with the same role and device group as the Absolute user account.
+
+### Secret Key
+The secret key is a random sequence of bits and is private and contains sensitive information.
+
+### Create a Token ID and Secret Key
+1. In the Absolute console, click the **+** (in the quick access toolbar) > **API Token**.
+2. On the **API Token Management** page, click the **Create token** button. The Create Token dialog box appears.
+3. Enter a **Token name** and **Description**.
+4. Click **Save** (The Token Created dialog box displays your generated token ID).
+5. Download the token ID and secret key or view the secret key.
+Note: If you close this dialog box before downloading or copying the secret key, you cannot retrieve it later.
+
+### Download the Token ID and Secret Key
+1. Click **Download Token**.
+2. Save the .token file.
+3. Use a text editor to open and view the file.
+4. To view the secret key:
+   1. Click **View Secret Key**. The secret key is populated.
+   2. Copy both values of the **Token ID** and **Secret key** to a text file and save the file.
+5. Click **Close**.
+
+#### Notes:
+1. On the **API Token Management** page, the new token is added to your list of tokens.
+2. If a 401 error causes the API authentication to fail, you can enable authentication debugging from the Absolute console.
+3. The secret key is comparable to a password. Keep it secure, and do not share it with anyone.

Packs/Absolute/Integrations/Absolute/Pipfile

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+[[source]]
+name = "pypi"
+url = "https://pypi.org/simple"
+verify_ssl = true
+
+[dev-packages]
+pylint = "*"
+pytest = "==5.0.1"
+pytest-mock = "*"
+requests-mock = "*"
+pytest-asyncio = "*"
+
+[packages]
+pytest = "*"
+requests = "*"
+
+[requires]
+python_version = "3.7"