maybe_auto_subscribe was not passing a conn object into get_channel #89
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…ise dict conflicts can arise.
Thi is done so that user presence on server can be pushed out to channels that request it.
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maybe_auto_subscribe in server.py was not passing in a conn object to the get_channel calls.
In most cases this isn't an issue, except when the autosubscribe channel in question requires a cookie for authorization. Without the conn object, creating the cookie for a potential create_channel rest call was not happening.
the get_channel calls in maybe_auto_subscribe now use the conn argument, if available, otherwise reverting to the current standard of using the user argument.