Minfraud

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* Added ``response.ip_address.traits.is_residential_proxy`` to the
minFraud Insights and Factors models. This indicates whether the IP
address is on a suspected anonymizing network and belongs to a
residential ISP.
* ``HTTPError`` now provides the decoded response content in the
``decoded_content`` attribute.

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* Added ``py.typed`` file per PEP 561. Reported by Árni Már Jónsson. GitHub
62.
* Tightened ``install_requirements`` for dependencies to prevent a new
major version from being installed.

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* Fixed type annotation for ``locales`` in ``minfraud.webservice`` to allow
tuples of arbitrary length. Reported by Árni Már Jónsson. GitHub 60.

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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