Fix invalid iOS device token decoding before sending to Intercom#2
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I tried to use this non-official branch to integrate Intercom into a Flutter project I'm working on and the push notification was still not working on iOS as expected, after some investigations, I found the
sendTokenToIntercommethod call was implemented twice (I believe it might be a conflict resolution issue) and the 1st of them had an incorrect way of decodingtokenargument fromNSStringintoNSDataand we end up sending an invalid token to Intercom.Additionally, I enabled Intercom logging and removed the explicit Intercom 7.1.0 pod dependency.