Final final cran check v2 final

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The recent updates to the Makefile and revdep/README.md enhance the build and testing processes for the R package. A new target, check-rev-dep, has been added to ensure reverse dependency checks, and the all target now includes check-many-preds. Additionally, the revdep/README.md has been updated for clarity and reflects important dependency changes. These improvements reinforce the integrity and reliability of the package development workflow.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
Makefile	Added check-rev-dep target; updated all and release targets to include new checks.
revdep/README.md	Reformatted "Platform" section; updated date; upgraded caretEnsemble version from 2.0.4 to 4.0.0.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between eaee3bb and 939c250.

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• Makefile (6 hunks)
• revdep/README.md (1 hunks)

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Makefile (8)

6-6: Incorporation of check-many-preds in all target is beneficial.

Including check-many-preds in the all target ensures comprehensive testing by validating predictive capabilities as part of the standard build process.

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22-22: Addition of check-rev-dep target improves usability.

Including check-rev-dep in the help section clarifies its availability, making it easier for users to understand and utilize this functionality.

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32-32: Inclusion of check-many-preds in all target enhances the build process.

Adding check-many-preds to the all target ensures that predictive checks are conducted as part of the comprehensive build process, improving the package's reliability.

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44-44: Installation of revdepcheck enhances dependency management.

Including revdepcheck in the install-deps target ensures that reverse dependency checks can be performed, maintaining compatibility with dependent packages.

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141-143: Addition of check-rev-dep target strengthens package robustness.

The check-rev-dep target performs reverse dependency checks, which are crucial for verifying that changes do not adversely affect dependent packages.

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160-160: Inclusion of check-rev-dep in release target enhances release robustness.

Adding check-rev-dep to the release target ensures that reverse dependencies are verified before releasing the package, which is crucial for maintaining package compatibility and reliability.

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182-182: Addition of devtools::clean_dll() in clean target improves cleanup process.

Including devtools::clean_dll() ensures that compiled code is properly cleaned, preventing potential issues with stale binaries.

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183-183: Inclusion of revdepcheck::revdep_reset() in clean target maintains a clean environment.

Adding revdepcheck::revdep_reset() ensures that any state related to reverse dependency checks is reset, preventing potential issues from lingering states.