Merge branch 'develop-0.5.7'

DESCRIPTION

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 Package: ggpmisc
 Type: Package
 Title: Miscellaneous Extensions to 'ggplot2'
-Version: 0.5.6.9002
-Date: 2024-05-24
+Version: 0.5.6.9003
+Date: 2024-05-26
 Authors@R:
     c(
     person("Pedro J.", "Aphalo", email = "[email protected]", role = c("aut", "cre"), comment = c(ORCID = "0000-0003-3385-972X")),

NEWS.md

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 # ggpmisc 0.6.0
 
--   Add ellipsis parameter (`...`) to `use_label()` so that in addition to a character vector of label names passed to parameter `labels`, separate strings for each name are also accepted.
+-   Add ellipsis parameter (`...`) to `use_label()` so that in addition to a character vector of label names passed to parameter `labels`, separate strings for each name are now also accepted.
 -   Support decreasing-power order of polynomial terms in the labels generated by `stat_poly_eq()`, `stat_quant_eq()` and `stat_ma_eq()` (not in the input!).
--   Return new `qtl.label` for quantiles, separately from `grp.label`, which now works as in the other statistics, only based on a pseudo aesthetic. **This is a code breaking change affecting some plots.**
+-   In `stat_quant_eq()` return new `qtl.label` for quantiles, separately from `grp.label`, which now works only based on a pseudo aesthetic, as in `stat_poly_eq()` and `stat_ma_eq()`. **This is a code breaking change affecting some plots.**
 -   Define function `check_poly_formula()` and use it in `stat_poly_eq()` and `stat_quant_eq()` to validate that the user-supplied model formula is a polynomial with terms in order of increasing powers. If not validated, `NA` is returned as formatted equation label.
--   Statistics `stat_poly_eq()`, `stat_ma_eq()`, `stat_quant_eq()`, `stat_correlation()`, and `stat_multcomp()` were in part rewritten, introducing small visual changes in the formatting of labels, including changes in the default number of digits.
--   Export new utility functions, used internally for formatting parameter estimates into character strings.
+-   Statistics `stat_poly_eq()`, `stat_ma_eq()`, `stat_quant_eq()`, `stat_correlation()`, and `stat_multcomp()` were in part reimplemented, introducing small visual changes in the formatting of labels, including changes in the default number of digits.
+-   Export the new utility functions now used internally for formatting parameter estimates into character strings in `stat_poly_eq()`, `stat_ma_eq()`, `stat_quant_eq()`, `stat_correlation()`, and `stat_multcomp()`.
 -   Implement R options `ggpmisc.small.p`, `ggpmisc.small.r` and `ggpmisc.decreasing.poly.eq`.
 
 # ggpmisc 0.5.6