build(deps): bump intercom-client from 2.9.1 to 2.10.5

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Bumps intercom-client from 2.9.1 to 2.10.5.

Release notes

Sourced from intercom-client's releases.

Allowing permanent delete via multiple params

#216 allows for permanent deletion of users with multiple parameters. This reduces the number of calls you need to make now if you want to delete via a different user parameter.

Also update the readme for lead scrolling due to error with code example

Demote Sinon to dev dependencies and migrate to Circle CI.

#202 demote sinon to dev dependencies.

Instantiate client Errors with the correct message

PR #201 fix for issue #200
intercom-node >= 2.9.3 always throws errors with default Response error messaging

Support for permanently delete a user

PR #203

• deprecate previous delete which was a soft delete
• add archive function to perform soft delete
• add permanent delete option (ie to hard delete a user)
  for more info on these changes please see the API reference

Commits

• 49b4f0e 2.10.5
• bd8d576 Merge pull request #231 from daniel-cottone/fix-lodash-and-remove-nsp
• 3db1180 fix(*): Upgrade natives, lodash, and remove nsp
• 23ca714 Merge pull request #222 from intercom/2-10-4_version_bump
• 6c7fba9 2.10.4
• e0b1c32 Merge pull request #221 from bookcreator/request-opts
• 02d1b71 Removed test file (tests moved in b43a97dd20)
• b25ed5d Removed descriptive comment
• da088f4 Changed to use lodash.merge for final request args
• b79a4b0 Ran yarn install as it was missed in c3a59fa2c
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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