Replace ParsedUri
class with functions, cleanup internal argument parsing
#191
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This is better than what we previously had for two reasons.
First, we now know what options we parse from a URI up front. Previously, this was only possible by reading the relatively long ParsedUri constructor. Now, we just look at the fields of the namedtuple. This makes the code easier to understand, debug and improve. For example, it now becomes obvious that we don't actually use the ordinary_calling_format option anywhere: we just parse it.
Second, we make the code easier to understand by replacing a class with a data structure (namedtuple) and a parsing function. The previous ParsedUri class was really a function masquerading as a function - this is considered un-Pythonic. If a class is being used as a function, it should really just be a function.