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Swift 4.x support

I was attempting to compile this with Swift 4.0.3 and got a strange compiler error. No code changes were identified by the Swift conversion tool. Here is the updated Package.swift for 4.x:

// swift-tools-version:4.0
import PackageDescription

let package = Package(
    name: "AlexaSkillsKit",
    targets: [
        .target(name: "AlexaSkillsKit", exclude: ["Samples"]),
        .testTarget(name: "AlexaSkillsKitTests", dependencies: ["AlexaSkillsKit"])
    ]
)

The compile error is the following after setting .swift-version to 4.0.3:

./build-linux.sh 
Compile Swift Module 'AlexaSkillsKit' (8 sources)
Compile Swift Module 'AlexaSkillsKitTests' (6 sources)
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestDispatcherTests.swift:12:80: error: extra argument 'sessionAttributes' in call
        next(.success(standardResponse: StandardResponse(), sessionAttributes: [String: Any]()))
                                                                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestDispatcherTests.swift:17:80: error: extra argument 'sessionAttributes' in call
        next(.success(standardResponse: StandardResponse(), sessionAttributes: [String: Any]()))
                                                                               ^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestDispatcherTests.swift:22:23: error: missing argument for parameter #1 in call
        next(.success())
                      ^
                      <#T#>
AlexaSkillsKit.Result:2:10: note: 'success' declared here
    case success(T)
         ^
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestHandlerTests.swift:7:80: error: extra argument 'sessionAttributes' in call
        next(.success(standardResponse: StandardResponse(), sessionAttributes: [:]))
                                                                               ^~~
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestHandlerTests.swift:11:80: error: extra argument 'sessionAttributes' in call
        next(.success(standardResponse: StandardResponse(), sessionAttributes: [:]))
                                                                               ^~~
/app/Tests/AlexaSkillsKitTests/RequestHandlerTests.swift:15:23: error: missing argument for parameter #1 in call
        next(.success())
                      ^
                      <#T#>
AlexaSkillsKit.Result:2:10: note: 'success' declared here
    case success(T)
         ^

I have seen similar errors in Swift 2->3 ports, but it was always a type mis-match in the code. The code looks correct in this case.

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