Minfraud

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* Minor documentation fix.

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* IMPORTANT: Python 2.7 and 3.5 support has been dropped. Python 3.6 or greater
is required.
* Asyncio support has been added for web service requests. To make async
requests, use ``minfraud.AsyncClient``.
* ``minfraud.Client`` now provides a ``close()`` method and an associated
context manager to be used in ``with`` statements.
* For both ``Client`` and ``AsyncClient`` requests, the default timeout is
now 60 seconds.
* Type hints have been added.
* Email validation is now done with ``email_validator`` rather than
``validate_email``.
* URL validation is now done with ``urllib.parse`` rather than ``rfc3987``.
* RFC 3339 timestamp validation is now done via a regular expression.

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* Added the following new values to the ``/payment/processor`` validation:

* ``cashfree``
* ``first_atlantic_commerce``
* ``komoju``
* ``paytm``
* ``razorpay``
* ``systempay``

* Added support for the following new subscores in Factors responses:

* ``device``: the risk associated with the device
* ``email_local_part``: the risk associated with the email address local part
* ``shipping_address``: the risk associated with the shipping address

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* Fixes documentation that caused warnings when building a distribution.

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* Added support for the Report Transactions API. We encourage use of this API
as we use data received through this channel to continually improve the
accuracy of our fraud detection algorithms.

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* Added support for the new credit card output ``/credit_card/is_business``.
This indicates whether the card is a business card. It may be accessed via
``response.credit_card.is_business`` on the minFraud Insights and Factors
response objects.