Ensure INSTALLED_APPS sanity for flat app according to Django version

[filwaitman]

Closes #36

This solution is similar to https://github.com/fabiocaccamo/django-admin-interface/blob/master/admin_interface/settings.py

[elky]

Please update version up to 1.2.0

[elky]

Please use Title Case here

[elky]

I don't think we need it here since there's no non-ascii characters in code

[elky]

I don't see real use case for this. Obviously if someone installed 'flat' by pip and doesn't use it - we shouldn't warn user.

Let's use only if dj_version > (1, 9): case.

[elky]

@filwaitman thank you for your PR. Thing you're suggesting is really useful.

One only thing - we shouldn't use ImproperlyConfigured because some people use their own fork of flat app. This exception will break their project.

Let's use Warning message instead:

import django
from django.conf import settings
from django.core.checks import Warning, register


@register()
def check_installed_apps(app_configs, **kwargs):
    warnings = []
    if django.VERSION[:2] >= (1, 9) and 'flat' in settings.INSTALLED_APPS:
        warnings.append(Warning(
            "'flat' app is included as part of Django from version 1.9.",
            hint='Please remove it from INSTALLED_APPS.',
            id='flat.W001',
        ))
    return warnings

then make sure you pass self to check_installed_apps in apps.py

Many thanks!