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Add unit tests for `twist()`. You can create the test file with `usethis::use_test("twist")`

Add unit tests for `swing()`. You can create the test file with `usethis::use_test("swing")`

Add unit tests for `tango()`. The test file for `tango()` has already been created and can be found in `tests/testthat/test-tango.R`

Add unit tests for `charleston()`. You can create the test file with `usethis::use_test("charleston")`

Add unit tests for `polka()`. You can create the test file with `usethis::use_test("polka")`

Add unit tests for `waltz()`. You can create the test file with `usethis::use_test("waltz")`

undocumented arguments: - [ ] `code_from_editor()` - `.contents` (has `@param` tag, but no description), `label` - [ ] `demo_code()` - `shatter` - [ ] `hlt_regexp.default()` - `. string`, `pattern`, `code`...

> checking R code for possible problems ... NOTE Found the following assignments to the global environment: File ‘demoR/R/zzz.R’: assign(options$demo, x, envir = .GlobalEnv) Hadley's recommendation (http://r-pkgs.had.co.nz/check.html): > Don’t use...

> checking S3 generic/method consistency ... WARNING hlt_regexp: function(.string, pattern, code, ...) hlt_regexp.demo_code: function(x, ...) > See section ‘Generic functions and methods’ in the ‘Writing R Extensions’ manual. The recommendation...

Should other functions pass down arguments via the `args` attribute?

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Currently `ard_stack_hierarchical()` passes down the `by` and `variables` arguments via the `arg` attribute. Should other functions take a similar approach? If yes, what should the `arg` attribute contain? https://github.com/insightsengineering/cards/blob/4d23c32d67ef5c460391755621033a2fb087fb22/R/ard_stack_hierarchical.R#L493-L497 Possible...