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Follow-up from the PR #48 (#38 seed-contract) multi-agent review (doc-staleness agent).
The README.mdcreate_mock_data(..., seed = 123) example against the packaged minimal-example CSVs hardcodes #> output showing 3 columns (age, smoking, interview_date). Running it now yields 6 columns (age, smoking, BMI, height, weight, interview_date) with different values and a proportion-normalization warning. Two causes:
README.md is plain Markdown (no Rmd/qmd source — output is hand-pasted), so it needs a manual refresh. The two create_con_var() examples above it were verified still-accurate (those helpers remain on plain set.seed()).
Fix: rerun the example against current minimal-example on a v0.5 build, paste the real output, and either show the columns as-is or trim the example. Low priority, docs-only. Consider a lightweight render check so README code output doesn't silently drift again.
Follow-up from the PR #48 (#38 seed-contract) multi-agent review (doc-staleness agent).
The
README.mdcreate_mock_data(..., seed = 123)example against the packagedminimal-exampleCSVs hardcodes#>output showing 3 columns (age, smoking, interview_date). Running it now yields 6 columns (age, smoking, BMI, height, weight, interview_date) with different values and a proportion-normalization warning. Two causes:README.md is plain Markdown (no Rmd/qmd source — output is hand-pasted), so it needs a manual refresh. The two
create_con_var()examples above it were verified still-accurate (those helpers remain on plain set.seed()).Fix: rerun the example against current
minimal-exampleon a v0.5 build, paste the real output, and either show the columns as-is or trim the example. Low priority, docs-only. Consider a lightweight render check so README code output doesn't silently drift again.