[R-package] [ci] added tests on early_stopping #2848
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We currently don't have unit tests on the R package that check that early_stopping is working correctly. This is an important area to cover, since it involves some non-standard environment editing with
<<-and since it requires context switching between 0-based indexing (fromlib_lightgbm) and 1-base indexing (the R code).I also want to be sure we have these tests before I start on #2368