support for multi factor tokens on action invocations #253
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Some SOAP calls into the router require that a multi-factor token also be provided using a SOAP header. An example of such a header and documentation can be found here. As-built, the
fritzconnectionlibrary provides no means to supply this additional header and so there's no way to use these actions.This PR will introduce a means by which, on an action-call by action-call basis, these is a mechanism to supply the token and to consequently have the SOAP header added.