Raise blacklist error on 403s #419
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If Travis API returns a 403 when the `Authorization` header is not set, raise an Error about blacklisting, not a NotLoggedIn exception.
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According to @rkh on issue #315, the Travis API will return a 403 if the "quite aggressive" auto-blocking bot blacklists your IP address. This PR raises an appropriate Error, not a NotLoggedIn exception, if Travis API returns a 403 when the
Authorizationheader is not set. I'm not sure if this is totally correct, though: ideally, the API would return a unique status code, like 503 Service Unavailable with a hugeRetry-After, so we could be absolutely sure. If we can do that, I'll update this PR accordingly.