Bump graphql from 1.10.3 to 1.10.4

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Bumps graphql from 1.10.3 to 1.10.4.

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1.10.4 (3 March 2020)

Breaking changes

• When an argument is defined with a symbol (argument :my_arg, ...), that symbol is used verbatim to build Ruby keyword arguments. Previously it was converted to underscore-case, but this autotransform was confusing and wrong in some cases. You may have to change the symbol in your argument(...) configuration if you were depending on that underscorization. #2792
• Schemas from .from_definition previously had half-way connection support. It's now completely removed, so you have to add connection wrappers manually. See #2782 for migration notes.

New features

• Add Appoptics tracing #2789
• Add Query#sanitized_query_string #2785
• Improved duplicate type error message #2777

Bug fixes

• Fix arguments ending in numbers, so they're injected with the same name that they're configured with #2792
• Improve Query#arguments_for with interpreter #2781
• Fix visitor replacement of variable definitions #2752
• Remove half-broken connection handling from Schema.from_definition #2782

Commits

• ac4aac9 1.10.4
• 7ecaeec Merge pull request #2792 from rmosolgo/fix-args-with-numbers
• 2878623 Update some more tests
• f01c27c Add test for camelized symbols
• a862d6c When an argument is defined with a symbol name, use that name verbatim in Ruby
• b0115d0 Merge pull request #2789 from rmosolgo/appoptics-tracing
• 46ffc1b remove changelog entry
• 940a82f WhitespacE
• 6ea681c [docs] change appoptics_gem version to 4.11.0
• 2f57d53 sync with code in appoptics_apm
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