Remove homegrown deprecation functions

[EmilHvitfeldt]

I'm also going to open an issue for us to remove our home-grown deprecation functions.

Originally posted by @DavisVaughan in #322 (comment)

[DavisVaughan]

I think this can probably replace warn_event_first_deprecated()

lifecycle::deprecate_warn(
  when = "0.0.7",
  what = I("The global option `yardstick.event_first`"),
  with = I("the metric function argument `event_level`"),
  details = "The global option is being ignored entirely."
)

At this point I hope most people have moved off this global option, so I think we can just stop supporting it in the next minor version of yardstick as mentioned here #173 (comment)

[DavisVaughan]

For the roc-curve one you can probably use the standard lifecycle syntax of what = "roc_curve(options =)" with an additional line for details (and you will need to handle the what argument)

yardstick/R/prob-roc_curve.R

Lines 216 to 225 in d56da5e

	warn_roc_options_deprecated <- function(what) {
	message <- c(
	sprintf("The `options` argument of `%s()` is deprecated as of yardstick 1.0.0.", what),
	"This argument no longer has any effect, and is being ignored.",
	"Use the pROC package directly if you need these features."
	)
	message <- paste0(message, collapse = "\n")
	warn_deprecated(message)
	}

And for conf_mat() the syntax looks like what = "conf_mat(...)"

yardstick/R/conf_mat.R

Lines 209 to 217 in 1323a73

	warn_conf_mat_dots_deprecated <- function() {
	message <- c(
	"The `...` argument of `conf_mat()` is deprecated as of yardstick 1.0.0.",
	"This argument no longer has any effect, and is being ignored."
	)
	message <- paste0(message, collapse = "\n")
	warn_deprecated(message)
	}

Both of those can also use deprecate_warn() I think.

Then you can nuke this file https://github.com/tidymodels/yardstick/blob/main/R/compat-lifecycle.R

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