Changes required to support API version 10

CHANGES.md

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+## 0.2.0 ##
+
+* Support API version 10
+
 ## 0.1.15 ##
 
 * Bug fixes

NOTICE.md

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 node-nsapi  
-Copyright (C) 2016-2017 Auralia
+Copyright (C) 2016-2020 Auralia

README.md

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 [![npm version](https://badge.fury.io/js/nsapi.svg)](https://badge.fury.io/js/nsapi)
 
-nsapi is a free and open source library that allows Node.js applications to 
-easily access the NationStates API without worrying about making HTTP requests, 
+nsapi is a free and open source library that allows Node.js applications to
+easily access the NationStates API without worrying about making HTTP requests,
 decoding XML, caching or rate limiting.
 
 nsapi features the following:
 
 * a complete interface to the NationStates API (supports the nation, region,
-  world, World Assembly, telegram, and authentication APIs)
-* rate-limiting to prevent blocked access to the API, including for the 
+  world, World Assembly, telegram, trading cards, and authentication APIs)
+* rate-limiting to prevent blocked access to the API, including for the
   telegram API (recruitment and non-recruitment)
 * optional URI-based request caching
 * XML decoding (all data is returned in simple JavaScript data structures)
-* support for version 9 of the NationStates API
+* support for version 10 of the NationStates API
 
 ## Usage ##
 
 You can install nsapi using npm: `npm install nsapi`.
 
-You can also build nsapi from source using Gulp. There are two main targets: 
-`prod` and `dev`. The only difference between them is that `dev` includes
-source maps. There is also a `docs` target to generate documentation.
+You can also build nsapi locally using npm: `npm run-script build`.
 
-Consult [the documentation](https://auralia.github.io/node-nsapi/) for more 
+Consult [the documentation](https://auralia.github.io/node-nsapi/) for more
 information on API structure and methods.
 
-nsapi targets ES5 but requires support for ES6 promises, so if you're not 
+nsapi targets ES5 but requires support for ES6 promises, so if you're not
 using a runtime that supports them natively, you'll have to use a polyfill.
 
 ## Examples ##
 
-The following is a simple example that retrieves a nation's full name and prints 
+The following is a simple example that retrieves a nation's full name and prints
 it to the console.
 
 ```js