setDefaultLimits is useful for setting the default batch limit to 1 if its 0, because batch limit can't be unlimited

TODO add a way to write this permissions in shorthand , both for obscurity and quick writing of permissions Then write a function to intepreter that s

getBatchLimit is useful for setting the default batch limit to 1 if its 0, because batch limit can't be unlimited

sanitizeDurationUsage is a setter to "sanitize" value of the usage durations We need limit duration setters because their value can't always be trust

todo [LATER] optimise this function , its looping through the permissions twice IsOperationPermittedWithUsage is a function to check if operation is p

getNotationOperationCustomLimitValue receives limit data like "custom:[per_5_minutes_10&per_2_month_90]"

getNotationOperationLimitAndValue receives limit data like "week:5" or "batch:3"

sanitizeNotation is a function that "cleans up " notations and remove unnecessary sections , it doesn't validate, it only cleans up

GetOperationLimitsHumanFriendly outputs the limits in a map of human friendly format. For example, since 0 denotes "unlimited", we want to literally h

RequestMethodToOperation receives a valid HTTP request method and converts it to an operation, using the standard REST conventions of : POST => creat

func TestNotationToPermission(t *testing.T) { notationString := "cr-d-|c=all:20|r=all:10,batch:4,minute:3,hour:5,day:70,week:400,fortnight:600,month: