netrc: accept open file object as initialization argument

Feature or enhancement

Make netrc class accept open file object (io.TextIOBase subclass) as an initialization argument.

Pitch

Providing netrc data via StringIO makes it possible to retrieve it from a verity of different sources e.g. an encrypted file. With few additional lines lines of code .netrc becomes a secure password store.

import gpg

with open(file) as file_gpg:
    with gpg.Context() as c:
        plaintext = c.decrypt(file_gpg)[0]
        nrc_data = io.StringIO(plaintext.decode('utf-8'))
        nrc = netrc.netrc(nrc_data)
passwd = nrc.authenticators(hostname)[2]

Start at the netrc.netrc initialization entry point and compare its current argument handling with the provided io.StringIO example. Confirm how an open io.TextIOBase object should be consumed without changing existing inputs, then verify that parsing and authenticator lookup still produce the expected results.