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 Support X-Accel-Redirect quoting in nginx >=1.5.9

This assumes most people are on nginx versions newer than 1.5.9

Newer versions of nginx require a properly encoded URI in the X-Accel-Redirected response. According to research done by people on the django-sendfile issue tracker, the specific version number seems to be 1.5.9.

The ``PRIVATE_STORAGE_NGINX_VERSION`` setting is used to determine the proper encoding (defaults to current behaviour of not quoting).

https://github.com/adnrs96/django-sendfile/commit/4488e520f04661136e88be38281e789ae50a260c

Renamed test paths for uniqueness.
Show which files do exist in the folder.

- Support upload_to parameter (#3, #13)
- Support upload_subfolder returning strings instead of lists (#5, #11)
- Avoid restoring the deprecated get_directory_name() and get_filename()
  functions that were deprecated as of Django 1.0 and removed in Django 2.0
  Instead, generate_filename() was updated to support the recent Django
  behavior

Django 2.0 experimental support

Using user.is_authenticated() and user.is_anonymous() as a method is deprecated since Django 2.0

Add Python 2.x  support for DjangoStreamingServer serve() method

FileField methods get_directory_name() and get_filename() was deprecated in Django 2.0, so adding them manually to keep support of previous Django versions.

The serve method of the DjangoStreamingServer class support
If-Last-Modified, and for this it requires a timestamp of the last
modified time of the private file. Python 3 datetimes have a
timestamp method, which is used to generate the required timestamp,
but this isn't available in Python 2. Serving files on S3 therefore
fails if Python 2 is used.

This commit adds an alternative means of generating the timestamp
if Python 2 is used.

Support reverse() import change