Add param option to exclude basic metadata from GET content

[razvanMiu]

This PR will add two more optional parameters to GET content:

• include_basic_metadata - by default this is True; If False all metadatas except @id, @type and is_folderish will be excluded from result allowing metadata_fields parameter to specify the desired metadatas
• include_expandable_elements - by default this is True; If False the expandable elements will not be included in the result

Ref #1661

[mister-roboto]

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[stevepiercy]

Minor punctuation fixes.

[stevepiercy]

Suggested change

	To exclude basic metadata add the `GET` parameter `include_basic_metadata=false` to the URL.
	To exclude basic metadata, add the `GET` parameter `include_basic_metadata=false` to the URL.

[stevepiercy]

Suggested change

	To exclude expandable elements add the `GET` parameter `include_expandable_elements=false` to the URL
	To exclude expandable elements, add the `GET` parameter `include_expandable_elements=false` to the URL.

[stevepiercy]

I approve docs only. Code should be reviewed by maintainer. Thank you!

[tisto]

@razvanMiu can you elaborate on your use case to exclude basic metadata from the request? Performance? Security?

[davisagli]

@tisto There is some discussion in the linked issue: #1661