Refactor specify_*(): remove duplication, split into per-class files

[jonthegeek]

Closes #325.

Part 1: abstraction

Each specify_*()/specify_*_scalar() function repeated the same 6-line loop to build factory_args from its non-missing arguments. Extracted this into a shared internal helper, .capture_factory_args(), which introspects the calling function's formals and frame to determine which arguments were explicitly supplied.

.specify_cls()'s own signature and behavior are unchanged, so its existing tests needed no modification beyond adding the #325 issue tag. Since specify_*() argument lists were kept fully explicit (not collapsed to ...), no user-facing/NEWS change is needed.

Part 2: file split

Split the class-specific sections of R/specify_cls.R into their own files (R/specify_chr.R, R/specify_date.R, R/specify_dttm.R, R/specify_dbl.R, R/specify_dur.R, R/specify_fct.R, R/specify_int.R, R/specify_lgl.R, R/specify_time.R), matching the existing per-class convention used by stabilize_*.R and to_*.R. R/specify_cls.R now holds only the shared internal helpers (.specify_cls(), .maybe_check_dupes(), .construct_stabilizer_symbol(), .construct_specification_fn(), the `!!` injection operator, and the new .capture_factory_args()).

Split tests/testthat/test-specify_cls.R into corresponding per-class test files. All moved/kept tests have #325 added to their issue tags per the issue's instructions.

Verification

• devtools::test(reporter = "check"): 2425 passed, 0 failed.
• devtools::check(error_on = "warning"): 0 errors, 0 warnings, 0 notes.
• Confirmed 100% file-level coverage for all new/split R/specify_*.R files via covr::package_coverage().

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└─█─Milestone: v0.5.0 (1 issue, 71 tests)
  └─📥─Task 325: chore: Refactor `specify_*()`
    ├─✅─specify_chr can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_chr can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_character() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─stabilize_character_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_chr can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
    ├─✅─.capture_factory_args only includes non-missing arguments (#325)
    ├─✅─specify_date can build a value checker (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date can enforce unique elements (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date_scalar can build a value checker (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date can enforce allowed_values (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date() creates a working stabilizer (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_date_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#104, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl can build a value checker (#148, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl_scalar can build a value checker (#148, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_double() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─stabilize_double_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dbl can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm can build a value checker (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm can enforce unique elements (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm respects tz (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar can build a value checker (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm can enforce allowed_values (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm() creates a working stabilizer (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#105, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur can build a value checker (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur can enforce unique elements (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar can build a value checker (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur can enforce allowed_values (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur() creates a working stabilizer (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#295, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_fct can build a level checker (#150, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_fct_scalar can build a level checker (#150, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_fct_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_fct_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_factor() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─stabilize_factor_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int can build a value checker (#149, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int_scalar can build a value checker (#149, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_integer() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─stabilize_integer_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_int can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_lgl can build a checker (#151, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_lgl_scalar can build a value checker (#151, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_lgl_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_lgl_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_logical() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─stabilize_logical_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_lgl can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time can build a value checker (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time can enforce unique elements (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time_scalar can build a value checker (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time can enforce allowed_values (#294, #325)
    ├─✅─specify_time() creates a working stabilizer (#294, #325)
    └─✅─specify_time_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#294, #325)
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Completed Issues

✅ A qcthat issue test matrix with 5 milestones, 85 issues, and 934 tests

├─█─Milestone: v0.1 (17 issues, 93 tests)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 64: Explicitly error to_fct for list and data.frame
│ │ └─✅─to_fct() works for lists (#64, #273, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 21: to_lgl()
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for lgls (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for NULL (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() respects allow_null (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for integers (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for doubles (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl works for characters (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() errors for bad characters (#21, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl works for factors (#21)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl errors for bad factors (#21, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for lists (#21, #273, #310)
│ │ └─✅─to_lgl() errors for other types (#21, #273, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 14: coerce argument(s)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() respects coerce_character (#14)
│ │ └─✅─to_int() respects coerce_factor (#14)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 12: Scalar
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() allows length-1 args through (#12)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#12, #58)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #58)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() errors on weird internal arg values (#12, #58)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() allows length-1 ints through (#12, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#12)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int_scalar() allows length-1 ints through (#12)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int_scalar() provides informative error messages (#12)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #189)
│ │ └─✅─to_int_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#12, #43, #45, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 11: Rename then export .return_if_clear()
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() returns its inputs for default settings (#11)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() complains about weird args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() rejects NULLs when asked (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks NAs (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks size args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks min_size (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_arg() checks max_size (#11, #58)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 6: to_int_simple() (or something)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() checks min_value (#2, #6, #176)
│ │ └─✅─to_int() works for ints (#2, #6)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 5: Implement allow_empty
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_int() checks max_value (#5, #176)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 4: Factors to int
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for factors (#4)
│ │ └─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad factors (#4, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 2: Implement to_int()
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() checks min_value (#2, #6, #176)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for ints (#2, #6)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for NULL (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() respects allow_null (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for lgls (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for dbls (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() errors for dbls that would lose precision (#2, #217, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for chrs (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad chrs (#2, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for complexes (#2)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad complexes (#2, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int() works for lists (#2, #273, #310)
│ │ └─✅─to_int() errors properly for other types (#2)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 62: stabilize_fct
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct() works (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct() throws errors for bad levels (#62, #67)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct_scalar() works (#62, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct_scalar() respects allow_null (#62, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for fcts (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() deals with levels of fcts (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() throws errors for bad levels (#62, #67, #177)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for chrs (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for NULL (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() respects allow_null (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() errors for things that can't be coerced (#62, #273, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() treats numbers as text (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct_scalar() allows length-1 fcts through (#62)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct_scalar() provides informative error messages (#62)
│ │ └─✅─to_fct_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#62, #43, #45, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Task 58: Error classes
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() complains about weird args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() rejects NULLs when asked (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks NAs (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks size args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks min_size (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks max_size (#11, #58)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#12, #58)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #58)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_arg_scalar() errors on weird internal arg values (#12, #58)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 45: empty vs NULL
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#22, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#23, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#62, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ └─✅─to_int_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#12, #43, #45, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 43: Empty input
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#22, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#23, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#62, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ └─✅─to_int_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#12, #43, #45, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 32: to_lgl_scalar()
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl_scalar() allows length-1 lgls through (#32, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#32)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl_scalar() errors for bad characters (#32, #310)
│ │ └─✅─to_lgl_scalar() respects allow_null (#32, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 28: stabilize_lgl()
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl() works on happy path (#28)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl() checks NAs (#28)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl() checks min_size (#28)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl() checks max_size (#28)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() allows length-1 lgls through (#28, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() respects allow_null (#28, #189)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#28)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 27: regex arg
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works on happy path (#22, #27, #52)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors for bad regex matches (#27, #52, #310)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_chr works with NA and regex pattern (#27, #52)
│ └─☑️─Feature 22: *_chr*()
│   ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works on happy path (#22, #27, #52)
│   ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() allows length-1 chrs through (#22, #189)
│   ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() respects allow_null (#22, #189)
│   ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() works for chrs (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() works for NULL (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() respects allow_null (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() works for other things (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() tries to flatten lists (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr() fails gracefully for weird cases (#22, #273, #310)
│   ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() allows length-1 chrs through (#22, #189)
│   ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() errors for non-scalars (#22)
│   ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() errors for uncoerceable types (#22, #273, #310)
│   ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() respects allow_null (#22, #189)
│   └─✅─to_chr_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#22, #43, #45, #189)
├─█─Milestone: v0.2 (13 issues, 124 tests)
│ ├─☑️─Task 129: Rename `to_null()` to `.to_null()`
│ │ ├─✅─.to_null() works on the happy path (#129)
│ │ ├─✅─.to_null() errors when NULL isn't allowed (#129)
│ │ ├─✅─.to_null() coerces anything to NULL (#129)
│ │ ├─✅─.to_null() errors for bad allow_null (#129, #310)
│ │ └─✅─.to_null() errors informatively for missing value (#129)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 67: to_fct: Enumerate options
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct() throws errors for bad levels (#62, #67)
│ │ └─✅─to_fct() throws errors for bad levels (#62, #67, #177)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 52: regex error is useless
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_match() works as expected (#52, #89)
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_match() deals with characters for glue (#52, #89)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works on happy path (#22, #27, #52)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors for bad regex matches (#27, #52, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with complex url regex (#52, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() allows for customized error messages (#52, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with regex that contains braces (#52, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr works with NA and regex pattern (#27, #52)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() works with regex that contains braces (#52, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 30: to_lgl.character(): "0" and "1"
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for characters (#93, #30)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for factors (#93, #30)
│ │ └─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for lists (#93, #30)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 23: dbl
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for dbls (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for ints (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for NULL (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for logicals (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for characters (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() respects coerce_character (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for factors (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() respects coerce_factor (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for complex (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() works for lists (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─are_dbl_ish() returns FALSE for non-vectors (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─is_dbl_ish() works (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─.to_cls_from_fct() works (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─.to_num_from_complex() works (#23, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() checks min_value (#23, #176)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() checks max_value (#23, #176)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() allows length-1 dbls through (#23, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() respects allow_null (#23, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for dbls (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for ints (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for NULL (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() respects allow_null (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for lgls (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for chrs (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() respects coerce_character (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad chrs (#23, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for complexes (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad complexes (#23, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for factors (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() respects coerce_factor (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad factors (#23, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors properly for other types (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar() allows length-1 dbls through (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar() provides informative error messages (#23)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar() respects allow_null (#23, #189)
│ │ └─✅─to_dbl_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#23, #43, #45, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Bug 128: Ensure `are_*_ish()` and `to_*()` are consistent
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() works for lists and data.frames (#93, #128)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for lists (#93, #128)
│ │ └─✅─to_dbl() works for lists (#128, #273, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Task 99: Standardize error class checks in all test files
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() complains about weird args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() rejects NULLs when asked (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks NAs (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_arg() checks size args (#11, #58, #99)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_arg() checks min_size (#11, #58, #99)
│ ├─☑️─Task 95: Standardize Error Messages
│ │ ├─✅─.stbl_abort() throws the expected error (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_cant_coerce() throws the expected error (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_cant_coerce() uses additional_msg when provided (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_must() throws the expected error (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_must() handles subclasses (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_must() uses additional_msg when provided (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.define_main_msg() works (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_null() throws the expected error (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_null() passes dots (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_incompatible() throws the expected error (#95, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─.stop_incompatible() passes dots (#95, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_na() works (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_size() works (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_scalar() works (#95)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_x_no_more_than_y() works (#95)
│ │ └─✅─object_type returns expected types (#95)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 93: `are_*_ish()` functions
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() returns TRUE for every element of a chr (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() works for NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() returns TRUE for every element of other atomics (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() works for lists and data.frames (#93, #128)
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() returns unnamed vectors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_chr_ish() returns FALSE for non-vectors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_chr_ish() returns a single TRUE for coercible objects (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_chr_ish() works for NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_chr_ish() returns FALSE for uncoercibles (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() is TRUE for atomics when levels is NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() works for NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() works when levels are provided (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() works with to_na (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─.are_not_fct_ish_chr() works (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() works for lists (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() returns FALSE for non-vectors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fct_ish() deals with factor-ish S3 objects (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fct_ish() works (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for ints (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for logicals (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for doubles (#93, #217)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for characters (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() respects coerce_character (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for factors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() respects coerce_factor (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for complex (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for lists (#93, #128)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() returns FALSE for non-vectors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() returns FALSE for unhandled S3 objects (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_int_ish() works (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for logicals (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for NULL (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for numerics (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for characters (#93, #30)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for factors (#93, #30)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() works for lists (#93, #30)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() returns FALSE for non-vectors (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─are_lgl_ish() returns FALSE for unhandled S3 objects (#93)
│ │ ├─✅─is_lgl_ish() works (#93)
│ │ └─✅─.elements_are_cls_ish() works (#93)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 89: cli formatting of regex patterns in errors
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_match() works as expected (#52, #89)
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_match() deals with characters for glue (#52, #89)
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_match() handles negation (#85, #89)
│ │ ├─✅─regex_must_not_match() works as expected (#85, #89)
│ │ └─✅─regex_must_not_match() doesn't freak out about pre-set negation (#85, #89)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 87: Support {stringr} pattern-modifier functions
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::fixed() (#87, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::coll() (#87, #310)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::regex() (#87, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 86: Allow `stabilize_chr()` to accept multiple regex rules
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_chr() accepts multiple regex rules (#86, #85, #310)
│ └─☑️─Feature 85: regex_must_not_match
│   ├─✅─regex_must_match() handles negation (#85, #89)
│   ├─✅─regex_must_not_match() works as expected (#85, #89)
│   ├─✅─regex_must_not_match() doesn't freak out about pre-set negation (#85, #89)
│   ├─✅─stabilize_chr() accepts negated regex args (#85, #310)
│   └─✅─stabilize_chr() accepts multiple regex rules (#86, #85, #310)
├─█─Milestone: v0.3.0 (22 issues, 211 tests)
│ ├─☑️─Bug 204: bug: `stabilize_lst()` with nested list
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() accepts columns named 'x_arg', 'call', 'x_class' (#204)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() accepts elements named 'x_arg', 'call', 'x_class' (#204)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_lst() with nested specify_lst() propagates errors correctly (#204, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Task 166: Make to_lst() the primary spelling
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() works for lists (#157, #166)
│ │ └─✅─to_list() exists (#157, #166)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 164: Add spelled-out aliases for all functions
│ │ ├─✅─are_character_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─is_character_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─are_double_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─is_double_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─are_factor_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─is_factor_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─are_integer_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─is_integer_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─are_logical_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─is_logical_ish() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_character() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_character_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_double() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_double_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_factor() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_factor_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_integer() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_integer_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_logical() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_logical_scalar() exists (#164, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_character() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_character_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_double() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_double_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_factor() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_factor_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_integer() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_integer_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_logical() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_logical_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_character() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_character_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_double() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_double_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_factor() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_factor_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_integer() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_integer_scalar() exists (#164)
│ │ ├─✅─to_logical() exists (#164)
│ │ └─✅─to_logical_scalar() exists (#164)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 161: Show actual args in `specify_*()`
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function with at least one arg (#150, #161)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function snapshot with at least one arg (#150, #161)
│ │ └─✅─The function built via .specify_cls errors informatively for duplicated args (#150, #153, #161)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 157: Implement `to_list()`
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() works for lists (#157, #166)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() works for NULL (#157)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() respects allow_null (#157)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() works for character vectors (#157)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() errors by default for functions (#157)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() works for functions with coerce_function = TRUE (#157)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lst() errors informatively for primitives (#157)
│ │ └─✅─to_list() exists (#157, #166)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 153: Better handling of `...` in `specify_*()`
│ │ └─✅─The function built via .specify_cls errors informatively for duplicated args (#150, #153, #161)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 151: Implement `specify_lgl()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lgl can build a checker (#151, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_lgl_scalar can build a value checker (#151, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 150: Implement `specify_fct()`
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function with no args (#150)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function snapshot with no args (#150)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function with at least one arg (#150, #161)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected function snapshot with at least one arg (#150, #161)
│ │ ├─✅─The function built via .specify_cls errors informatively for duplicated args (#150, #153, #161)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls can build a scalar specifier (#150)
│ │ ├─✅─.specify_cls builds the expected scalar function snapshot (#150)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_fct can build a level checker (#150, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_fct_scalar can build a level checker (#150, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 149: Implement `specify_int()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_int can build a value checker (#149, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_int_scalar can build a value checker (#149, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 148: Implement `specify_dbl()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_dbl can build a value checker (#148, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_dbl_scalar can build a value checker (#148, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 147: Implement `specify_chr()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_chr can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_chr_scalar can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 203: feat: better `to_df()`
│ │ ├─✅─.check_all_named() works (#203)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_not_jagged() works (#203)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() errors for an unnamed list (#203)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() coerces named vector types to a data frame (#203)
│ │ └─✅─to_df() errors for inline vector expressions (#203)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 142: Implement `stabilize_df()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() creates a working validator (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() errors when required column is missing (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() passes through .min_rows, .max_rows (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() passes through .col_names (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_df() allows additional specs via ... (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_data_frame() exists (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() returns NULL for NULL input by default (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() respects .allow_null (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() errors for non-coercible input (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() coerces a named list to a data frame (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() returns a valid data frame unchanged (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() coerces compatible column types (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() errors when required column is missing (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() errors informatively when column fails validation (#142, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() errors on extra columns by default (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() allows extra columns with .extra_cols (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() validates extra columns with .extra_cols (#142, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .min_rows (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .min_rows (snapshot) (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .max_rows (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .max_rows (snapshot) (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() passes with valid row counts (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .col_names (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() enforces .col_names (snapshot) (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() allows .col_names alongside ... specs (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() preserves data frame class after column coercion (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() works with no column specs and .extra_cols (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() with unnamed specs errors informatively (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilise_df() exists (#142)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_data_frame() exists (#142)
│ │ └─✅─stabilise_data_frame() exists (#142)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 136: Export error functions
│ │ ├─✅─.compile_pkg_condition_classes() compiles condition class chains (#136)
│ │ ├─✅─.compile_pkg_error_classes() compiles error class chains (#136)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_abort() throws the expected error (#136)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_abort() uses parent when provided (#136)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_abort() passes dots to cli_abort() (#136)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_abort() uses message_env when provided (#136)
│ │ └─✅─expect_pkg_error_classes() tests expressions for classes (#136)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 110: Implement `stabilize_lst()`
│ │ ├─✅─assert_present() returns any non-NULL value unchanged (#110, #299)
│ │ ├─✅─assert_present() errors for NULL (#110, #299)
│ │ ├─✅─assert_present() works as an element spec in stabilize_lst() (#110, #299)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() creates a working specifier (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() respects pre-configured element specs (#110, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() supports element specs named 'x' and 'y' (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() passes through additional element specs from ... (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() respects .min_size (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lst() respects .allow_null (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_list() exists (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() returns NULL for NULL input by default (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() respects .allow_null (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() returns a valid list unchanged (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates required named elements (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() errors when required named element is missing (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() errors informatively when element fails validation (#110, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() errors on extra named elements by default (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates extra named elements with .named (#110, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() errors on unnamed elements by default (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates unnamed elements with .unnamed (#110, #310)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() handles mixed named/unnamed lists (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() enforces .min_size (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() enforces .max_size (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates nested lists (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() with unnamed specs errors informatively (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_duplicate_names(): errors on duplicate names by default (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_duplicate_names(): allows duplicates with .allow_duplicate_names = TRUE (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_duplicate_names(): reports all duplicate name groups (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_duplicate_names(): unnamed elements do not count as duplicates (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_list() exists (#110)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilise_lst() exists (#110)
│ │ └─✅─stabilise_list() exists (#110)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 201: feat: `to_df()`
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() returns a data frame unchanged (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() returns NULL for NULL input by default (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() respects allow_null (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() coerces a named list to a data frame (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() coerces a list of equal-length vectors to a data frame (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() errors for a list with incompatible column lengths (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() errors for non-coercible types (#201)
│ │ ├─✅─to_df.default() errors for non-coercible types (#201)
│ │ └─✅─to_data_frame() exists (#201)
│ ├─☑️─Bug 197: Update `specify_*_scalar()` defaults to match `stabilize_*_scalar()`
│ │ ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_dbl_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_dbl_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_fct_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_fct_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_int_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_int_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ ├─✅─specify_lgl_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ │ └─✅─specify_lgl_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#197, #325)
│ ├─☑️─Issue 189: feat: `to_*_scalar()` default arguments
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() allows length-1 chrs through (#22, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() respects allow_null (#22, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() allows length-1 dbls through (#23, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() respects allow_null (#23, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct_scalar() works (#62, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_fct_scalar() respects allow_null (#62, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() allows length-1 ints through (#12, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() allows length-1 lgls through (#28, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() respects allow_null (#28, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() allows length-1 chrs through (#22, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() respects allow_null (#22, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#22, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar() respects allow_null (#23, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_dbl_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#23, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#62, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int_scalar() respects allow_null (#12, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_int_scalar respects allow_zero_length (#12, #43, #45, #189)
│ │ ├─✅─to_lgl_scalar() allows length-1 lgls through (#32, #189)
│ │ └─✅─to_lgl_scalar() respects allow_null (#32, #189)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 188: feat: expect_pkg_error_snapshot()
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() snapshots error class and message (#188, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#188, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#188, #301)
│ │ └─✅─expect_pkg_error_classes() works from an env without stbl attached (#188)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 177: Don't mention levels/to_na in factor message?
│ │ └─✅─to_fct() throws errors for bad levels (#62, #67, #177)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 176: Better error messages
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() checks min_value (#23, #176)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() checks max_value (#23, #176)
│ │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() checks min_value (#2, #6, #176)
│ │ └─✅─stabilize_int() checks max_value (#5, #176)
│ └─☑️─Feature 167: Add stabilise_*() aliases
│   ├─✅─stabilise_chr() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_character() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_chr_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_character_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_dbl() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_double() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_dbl_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_double_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_fct() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_factor() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_fct_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_factor_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_int() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_integer() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_int_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_integer_scalar() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_lgl() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_logical() exists (#167)
│   ├─✅─stabilise_lgl_scalar() exists (#167)
│   └─✅─stabilise_logical_scalar() exists (#167)
├─█─Milestone: v0.4.0 (18 issues, 262 tests)
│ ├─☑️─Bug 253: `expect_pkg_error_snapshot()` vs coverage
│ │ ├─✅─.is_covr_count_call() identifies covr counter calls (#253)
│ │ └─✅─.strip_covr_from_expr() removes covr counter wrappers (#253)
│ ├─☑️─Task 226: chore: complete C optimization for are_*_ish() and to_*() methods
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() converts 0 to FALSE with valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() converts non-zero to TRUE with valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() passes NA and NaN through; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() handles integer input; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_to_dbl() converts integers to doubles; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_are_dblish() returns all TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() converts TRUE to 1.0; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() converts FALSE to 0.0; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_are_dblish() returns all TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() converts TRUE to 1L; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() converts FALSE to 0L; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() extracts real part when Im is zero (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() passes NA complex through as NA_real; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() returns real part and valid FALSE for non-zero Im (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() converts whole-number complex with Im 0 (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() passes NA complex through; flags FALSE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() marks non-zero Im as non_number (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() marks fractional real part as bad_precision (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() converts numeric factor levels to doubles (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() passes NA factor element through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() marks non-numeric levels as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() converts whole-number factor levels to integers (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() passes NA factor element through; flags FALSE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() marks non-integer levels correctly (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() converts TRUE/FALSE levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() passes NA factor element through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() marks non-logical levels as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() returns all TRUE when levels is NULL (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() checks membership in levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() treats NA as fctish regardless of levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() treats to_na values as fctish (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() returns all TRUE when levels is NULL (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() checks factor level membership in target levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() treats NA as fctish regardless of levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts a flat list of numeric/lgl/int scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts numeric character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks non-parseable character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts complex with Im == 0 (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks complex with Im != 0 as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts a flat list of integer/logical scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts whole-number doubles (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts integer-valued character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks fractional character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-number character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts complex with Im == 0 and whole Re (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks complex with Im != 0 as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks fractional doubles as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-coercible single-element as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts a flat list of lgl/int/dbl scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts lgl-ish character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-lgl character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-coercible single-element as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() passes character scalars through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts non-character atomic scalars to strings (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts factor elements via their level labels (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() marks non-character single-element vectors as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() passes character scalars through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-character scalars as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks factor elements as valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-character/factor single-element vectors as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ └─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ ├─☑️─Issue 221: C optimization: .are_not_dbl_ish_chr() — single-pass character-to-double failure detector
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() converts numeric strings (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() converts Inf strings (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() passes NA through as valid (#221, #237)
│ │ └─✅─.chr_to_dbl() marks invalid strings as not valid (#221, #237)
│ ├─☑️─Task 220: C optimization: .find_failures() / %&&% — inline min/max range checks
│ │ ├─✅─.check_min_dbl() returns NULL when all values pass (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_min_dbl() returns failure indices for values below min (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_min_dbl() treats NA as passing (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_min_dbl() handles integer input (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_max_dbl() returns NULL when all values pass (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_max_dbl() returns failure indices for values above max (#220)
│ │ ├─✅─.check_max_dbl() treats NA as passing (#220)
│ │ └─✅─.check_max_dbl() handles integer input (#220)
│ ├─☑️─Issue 219: C optimization: are_int_ish.character() / to_int.character() — single-pass C checker
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() converts integer strings (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() converts whole-number double strings (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() passes NA through (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() marks fractional strings as bad_precision (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() marks non-number strings as non_number (#219, #237)
│ │ └─✅─.chr_to_int() marks Inf strings as bad_precision (#219, #237)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 218: C optimization: are_lgl_ish.character() / to_lgl.character() — eliminate duplicate toupper() call
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts TRUE/T strings to TRUE (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts FALSE/F strings to FALSE (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() passes NA through as valid (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts numeric strings (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() marks invalid strings as not valid (#218, #237)
│ │ └─✅─.dbl_are_lglish() returns all TRUE (#218, #237)
│ ├─☑️─Issue 217: C optimization: are_int_ish.double() — replace multi-vector arithmetic with single-pass C loop
│ │ ├─✅─are_int_ish() works for doubles (#93, #217)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() converts integer-valued doubles (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() passes NA and NaN through as not bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() marks fractional doubles as bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() marks Inf and out-of-range values as bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ └─✅─to_int() errors for dbls that would lose precision (#2, #217, #310)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 213: `pkg_warn()` and `pkg_inform()`
│ │ ├─✅─.stbl_warn() throws the expected warning (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─.stbl_inform() throws the expected message (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─.compile_pkg_message_classes() compiles message class chains (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_inform() signals the expected message (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_inform() uses parent when provided (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_inform() uses message_env when provided (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_classes() tests expressions for classes (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() snapshots message class and message (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_classes() works from an env without stbl attached (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─.compile_pkg_warning_classes() compiles warning class chains (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_warn() signals the expected warning (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_warn() uses parent when provided (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_warn() passes dots to cli_warn() (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─pkg_warn() uses message_env when provided (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_classes() tests expressions for classes (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() snapshots warning class and message (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#213, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_classes() works from an env without stbl attached (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─.compile_dash() pastes with a dash separator (#213)
│ │ ├─✅─.collapse_dash() collapses a vector with dashes (#213)
│ │ └─✅─.compile_pkg_condition_classes() compiles condition class chains (#213)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 200: feat: dots in `to_lst()` and `to_df()`
│ │ ├─✅─to_df() rejects unused dots for methods that ignore them (#200)
│ │ └─✅─to_lst() rejects unused dots for methods that ignore them (#200)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 182: Implement `to()`
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns logical unchanged (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns integer unchanged (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns double unchanged (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns character unchanged (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() passes NULL through unchanged (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts integer to logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts double to logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts character to logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors for incompatible character -> logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts factor to logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors for incompatible factor -> logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts list to logical (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts logical to integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts double to integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors for double -> integer with precision loss (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts character to integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors for incompatible character -> integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts factor to integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts list to integer (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts integer to double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts logical to double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts character to double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors for incompatible character -> double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts factor to double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts list to double (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts integer to character (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts double to character (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts logical to character (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts factor to character (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts list to character (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts character to factor using .to levels (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts integer to factor using .to levels (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() passes levels through from factor .to (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() respects explicit levels argument in to.factor (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() respects to_na argument in to.factor (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts to list (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns NULL by default when x is NULL (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors when x is NULL and allow_null = FALSE (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() passes data frame through unchanged with data frame target (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts list to data frame (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts vector to data frame (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() returns NULL when .to is NULL (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() errors when .to is NULL and allow_null = FALSE (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() respects coerce_character = FALSE for integer target (#182)
│ │ ├─✅─to() respects coerce_character = FALSE for double target (#182)
│ │ └─✅─to() errors for unsupported target types (#182)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 251: `to_chr.function()`
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr() converts named functions (#251)
│ │ └─✅─to_chr() errors for anonymous functions (#251)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 250: `to_fn()`
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns TRUE for functions (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns TRUE for formulas (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns TRUE for length-1 character strings (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns FALSE for NULL (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns FALSE for non-character vectors (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns FALSE for length != 1 character (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_fn_ish() returns FALSE with bad ':' usage (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─is_function_ish() exists (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fn_ish() returns TRUE for functions (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fn_ish() returns TRUE for formulas (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fn_ish() does element-wise check for character (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fn_ish() returns logical(0) for NULL (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_fn_ish() returns FALSE for non-fn-ish types (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─are_function_ish() is a synonym of are_fn_ish() (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() works for functions (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() works for lambda functions (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() works for NULL (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() respects allow_null for NULL input (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() works for simple character names (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() works for namespaced character names (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() fails cleanly for weird ':' use in character names (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() respects definition_env for character input (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() errors informatively for unknown character names (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() errors for length > 1 character input (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() respects allow_null for length-0 character input (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() errors informatively for bad namespaced names (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fn() errors informatively for non-coercible types (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to_function() exists (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_fn() works via C callable (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fnish() works via C callable (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts character to function (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to() passes function through unchanged (#250)
│ │ ├─✅─to() converts formula to function (#250)
│ │ └─✅─to() errors for non-coercible types to function (#250)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 241: Add `*_to_chr` and `*_to_fct` to the C API
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr() works for ints via C (#241)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr() works for lgls via C (#241)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr() works for dbls via C (#241)
│ │ ├─✅─to_chr() works for fcts via C (#241)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for ints via C (#241)
│ │ ├─✅─to_fct() errors for ints with unexpected levels (#241)
│ │ └─✅─to_fct() sorts integer levels numerically not lexicographically (#241)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 239: Replace all `to_*.list()` methods with C routines
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() unwraps singly-nested lists (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks multiply-nested lists as not valid (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() unwraps singly-nested lists (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks multiply-nested lists as not valid (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() unwraps singly-nested lists (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks multiply-nested lists as not valid (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts non-character atomic scalars to strings (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts factor elements via their level labels (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() unwraps singly-nested lists (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() marks multiply-nested lists as not valid (#239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() unwraps singly-nested lists (#239)
│ │ └─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks multiply-nested lists as not valid (#239)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 237: Standardize callable C API: stbl_*_to_* should always return result + valid list
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts TRUE/T strings to TRUE (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts FALSE/F strings to FALSE (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() passes NA through as valid (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() converts numeric strings (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_lgl() marks invalid strings as not valid (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() converts integer strings (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() converts whole-number double strings (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() passes NA through (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() marks fractional strings as bad_precision (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() marks non-number strings as non_number (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_int() marks Inf strings as bad_precision (#219, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() converts numeric strings (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() converts Inf strings (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() passes NA through as valid (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_to_dbl() marks invalid strings as not valid (#221, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() converts integer-valued doubles (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() passes NA and NaN through as not bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() marks fractional doubles as bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_int() marks Inf and out-of-range values as bad_precision (#217, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() converts 0 to FALSE with valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() converts non-zero to TRUE with valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() passes NA and NaN through; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_to_lgl() handles integer input; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.dbl_are_lglish() returns all TRUE (#218, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_to_dbl() converts integers to doubles; valid always TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.int_are_dblish() returns all TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() converts TRUE to 1.0; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() converts FALSE to 0.0; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_are_dblish() returns all TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() converts TRUE to 1L; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() converts FALSE to 0L; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_to_int() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lgl_are_intish() returns all TRUE (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() extracts real part when Im is zero (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() passes NA complex through as NA_real; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_dbl() returns real part and valid FALSE for non-zero Im (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() converts whole-number complex with Im 0 (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() passes NA complex through; flags FALSE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() marks non-zero Im as non_number (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.cpx_to_int() marks fractional real part as bad_precision (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() converts numeric factor levels to doubles (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() passes NA factor element through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_dbl() marks non-numeric levels as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() converts whole-number factor levels to integers (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() passes NA factor element through; flags FALSE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_int() marks non-integer levels correctly (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() converts TRUE/FALSE levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() passes NA factor element through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_to_lgl() marks non-logical levels as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() returns all TRUE when levels is NULL (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() checks membership in levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() treats NA as fctish regardless of levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.chr_are_fctish() treats to_na values as fctish (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() returns all TRUE when levels is NULL (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() checks factor level membership in target levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.fct_are_fctish() treats NA as fctish regardless of levels (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts a flat list of numeric/lgl/int scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts numeric character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks non-parseable character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts complex with Im == 0 (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks complex with Im != 0 as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() unpacks a one-element list with a double vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() unpacks a one-element list with an integer vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() unpacks a one-element list with a character vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks non-coercible single-element as not valid (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_dbl() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts a flat list of integer/logical scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts whole-number doubles (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts integer-valued character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks fractional character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-number character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts complex with Im == 0 and whole Re (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks complex with Im != 0 as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks fractional doubles as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() unpacks a one-element list with an integer vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() unpacks a one-element list with a character vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() unpacks a one-element list with a double vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-coercible single-element as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_int() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts a flat list of lgl/int/dbl scalars (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts lgl-ish character strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-lgl character strings as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() converts factor elements via their level strings (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() passes NA through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() unpacks a one-element list with a logical vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() unpacks a one-element list with a character vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-coercible single-element as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_lgl() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() passes character scalars through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts non-character atomic scalars to strings (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() converts factor elements via their level labels (#226, #237, #239)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() unpacks a one-element list with a character vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() marks non-character single-element vectors as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_chr() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() passes character scalars through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() passes NA_character_ through; valid TRUE (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-character scalars as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks factor elements as valid (#226, #237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() unpacks a one-element list with a character vector (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() unpacks a one-element list with a factor (#237)
│ │ ├─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-character/factor single-element vectors as not valid (#226, #237)
│ │ └─✅─.lst_to_fct() marks non-scalar elements in multi-element lists as not valid (#226, #237)
│ ├─☑️─Feature 235: Callable C Functions
│ │ ├─✅─inst/include/stbl.h is installed (#235)
│ │ ├─✅─inst/include/stbl.c is installed (#235)
│ │ ├─✅─stbl.h declares all expected function pointers (#235)
│ │ ├─✅─stbl.h declares stbl_init_api() (#235)
│ │ ├─✅─stbl.c assigns all expected callables via R_GetCCallable (#235)
│ │ ├─✅─stbl.c defines stbl_init_api() (#235)
│ │ └─✅─src/init.c registers all expected C callables (#235)
│ ├─☑️─Bug 234: Allow users to define objects inside `expect_pkg_*_snapshot()`
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() allows object definition inside expression (#234, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() allows object definition inside expression (#234, #301)
│ │ ├─✅─.capture_first_pkg_condition() captures a condition and returns it invisibly (#234)
│ │ ├─✅─.capture_first_pkg_condition() returns NULL when no condition is signalled (#234)
│ │ └─✅─.capture_first_pkg_condition() evaluates obj_expr in env (#234)
│ └─☑️─Feature 231: feat: add `max_levels` argument to `is_fct_ish()`
│   └─✅─is_fct_ish() supports max_levels (#231)
└─█─Milestone: v0.5.0 (15 issues, 337 tests)
  ├─☑️─Task 310: More specific error classes
  │ ├─✅─.stop_incompatible() throws the expected error (#95, #310)
  │ ├─✅─.stop_incompatible() passes dots (#95, #310)
  │ ├─✅─.check_cast_failures() works (#310)
  │ ├─✅─.check_lst_failures() errors when any element is invalid (#273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─.to_num_from_complex() works (#23, #310)
  │ ├─✅─specify_chr can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_chr_scalar can build a regex checker (#147, #310, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_lst() respects pre-configured element specs (#110, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() with nested specify_lst() propagates errors correctly (#204, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() includes Locations from incompatible_values errors (#215, #285, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors for bad regex matches (#27, #52, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with complex url regex (#52, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() allows for customized error messages (#52, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with regex that contains braces (#52, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() accepts negated regex args (#85, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() accepts multiple regex rules (#86, #85, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::fixed() (#87, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::coll() (#87, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() works with stringr::regex() (#87, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() works with regex that contains braces (#52, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() errors informatively when column fails validation (#142, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_df() validates extra columns with .extra_cols (#142, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() errors informatively when element fails validation (#110, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates extra named elements with .named (#110, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() validates unnamed elements with .unnamed (#110, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_chr() fails gracefully for weird cases (#22, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() errors for uncoerceable types (#22, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad chrs (#23, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad complexes (#23, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_dbl() errors informatively for bad factors (#23, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for lists (#128, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for lists (#64, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_fct() errors for things that can't be coerced (#62, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() errors for dbls that would lose precision (#2, #217, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad chrs (#2, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad complexes (#2, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() errors for complexes that would lose precision (#noissue, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() errors informatively for bad factors (#4, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() works for lists (#2, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl() errors for bad characters (#21, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl errors for bad factors (#21, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for lists (#21, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl() errors for other types (#21, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl_scalar() errors for bad characters (#32, #310)
  │ └─✅─.to_null() errors for bad allow_null (#129, #310)
  ├─☑️─Feature 274: Include `locations` object in conditions for element-wise failures
  │ ├─✅─.check_na() attaches failing locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─.check_cast_failures() attaches failing locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─.check_not_jagged() attaches failing locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─object-level checks do not attach locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() attaches regex failure locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() attaches value failure locations (#274)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() attaches value failure locations (#274)
  │ └─✅─to_fct() attaches bad-level locations (#274)
  ├─☑️─Bug 273: fix: .check_lst_failures() should use .stop_incompatible() instead of .stop_cant_coerce()
  │ ├─✅─.check_lst_failures() returns NULL when all elements are valid (#273)
  │ ├─✅─.check_lst_failures() errors when any element is invalid (#273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_chr() fails gracefully for weird cases (#22, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_chr_scalar() errors for uncoerceable types (#22, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_dbl() works for lists (#128, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_fct() works for lists (#64, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_fct() errors for things that can't be coerced (#62, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_int() works for lists (#2, #273, #310)
  │ ├─✅─to_lgl() works for lists (#21, #273, #310)
  │ └─✅─to_lgl() errors for other types (#21, #273, #310)
  ├─☑️─Feature 215: `stabilize_one_of()` function
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() returns x unchanged when first function succeeds (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() coerces via the first matching function (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() falls through to the next function when first fails (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() works with specify_* functions (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors with a combined message when all functions fail (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() includes Locations from incompatible_values errors (#215, #285, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors when ... is empty (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors when ... contains named elements (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_any_of() is a synonym for stabilize_any_of() (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() returns x unchanged when first prototype matches (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() coerces via the first matching prototype (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() falls through to the next prototype when first fails (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() errors with a combined message when all prototypes fail (#215, #285)
  │ └─✅─to_any_of() errors when ... is empty (#215, #285)
  ├─☑️─Feature 178: Custom stbl error  helpers
  │ ├─✅─ignore_stbl_error() returns NULL for a matching stbl error (#178)
  │ ├─✅─ignore_stbl_error() returns value when no error is thrown (#178)
  │ ├─✅─ignore_stbl_error() does not catch non-matching stbl errors (#178)
  │ ├─✅─ignore_stbl_error() catches broad subclass (#178)
  │ ├─✅─ignore_stbl_error() does not catch non-stbl errors (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() replaces the message of a matching stbl error (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() preserves the original call (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() preserves the original class hierarchy (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() prepends additional_class when provided (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() returns value when no error is thrown (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() does not catch non-matching stbl errors (#178)
  │ ├─✅─replace_stbl_error() catches broad subclass (#178)
  │ └─✅─replace_stbl_error() formats message with cli markup (#178)
  ├─☑️─Feature 105: feat: stabilize_datetime() (RFC 3339 date-time)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm can build a value checker (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm can enforce unique elements (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm respects tz (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar can build a value checker (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm can enforce allowed_values (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm() creates a working stabilizer (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dttm_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#105, #325)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() coerces and returns date-times (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() normalizes to the requested tz (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() works for NULL (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() respects allow_na (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() checks min_value (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() checks max_value (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() attaches value failure locations (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() checks size (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() enforces unique elements (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() checks allowed_values (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() rejects date-times without an offset (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm() rejects an unrecognized tz (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_dttm() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_datetime() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_datetime() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm_scalar() allows length-1 date-times through (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm_scalar() respects allow_null (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dttm_scalar() checks allowed_values (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_dttm_scalar() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_datetime_scalar() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_datetime_scalar() exists (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() normalizes POSIXct to the target tz (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() works for NULL (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() respects allow_null (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() parses RFC 3339 date-time strings with Z (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() parses numeric UTC offsets (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() allows a space instead of T (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() parses fractional seconds (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() normalizes to the requested tz (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() keeps NA character elements as NA (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() rejects date-times without an offset (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() rejects unparseable date-time strings (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() rejects impossible date-times (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() rejects an unrecognized tz (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() coerces factors via the character path (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() errors informatively for bad factors (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() converts POSIXlt (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() treats Date as midnight UTC (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() treats numerics as seconds since the epoch (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm() errors properly for other types (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm_scalar() allows length-1 date-times through (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm_scalar() coerces length-1 input (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm_scalar() provides informative error messages (#105)
  │ ├─✅─to_dttm_scalar() respects allow_null (#105)
  │ └─✅─to_dttm_scalar() respects allow_zero_length (#105)
  ├─☑️─Feature 104: feat: stabilize_date() (RFC 3339 date)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date can build a value checker (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date can enforce unique elements (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date_scalar can build a value checker (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date can enforce allowed_values (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date() creates a working stabilizer (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_date_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#104, #325)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() coerces and returns dates (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() works for NULL (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() respects allow_na (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() checks min_value (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() checks max_value (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() attaches value failure locations (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() checks size (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() enforces unique elements (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() checks allowed_values (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date() rejects ambiguous formats (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_date() exists (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date_scalar() allows length-1 dates through (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date_scalar() respects allow_null (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_date_scalar() checks allowed_values (#104)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_date_scalar() exists (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() passes Dates through (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() works for NULL (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() respects allow_null (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() parses RFC 3339 full-date strings (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() keeps NA character elements as NA (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() rejects ambiguous date formats (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() rejects unparseable date strings (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() rejects impossible dates (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() coerces factors via the character path (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() errors informatively for bad factors (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() truncates POSIXct to the date component (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() truncates POSIXlt to the date component (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() treats numerics as days since the epoch (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date() errors properly for other types (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date_scalar() allows length-1 dates through (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date_scalar() coerces length-1 input (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date_scalar() provides informative error messages (#104)
  │ ├─✅─to_date_scalar() respects allow_null (#104)
  │ └─✅─to_date_scalar() respects allow_zero_length (#104)
  ├─☑️─Bug 301: Better snapshots from `expect_pkg_*_snapshot()`
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() snapshots error class and message (#188, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#188, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_error_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#188, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() snapshots message class and message (#213, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#213, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() allows object definition inside expression (#234, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_message_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#213, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() snapshots warning class and message (#213, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() works with multiple class components (#213, #301)
  │ ├─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() allows object definition inside expression (#234, #301)
  │ └─✅─expect_pkg_warning_snapshot() works from an env without stbl attached (#213, #301)
  ├─☑️─Task 299: Rename `stabilize_present()` to `assert_present()`
  │ ├─✅─assert_present() returns any non-NULL value unchanged (#110, #299)
  │ ├─✅─assert_present() errors for NULL (#110, #299)
  │ ├─✅─assert_present() works as an element spec in stabilize_lst() (#110, #299)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_present() is deprecated in favor of assert_present() (#299)
  │ └─✅─stabilize_present() errors even when x is NULL (#299)
  ├─☑️─Feature 295: feat: stabilize_duration() (ISO 8601 / RFC 3339 duration)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur can build a value checker (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur can enforce unique elements (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar can build a value checker (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur can enforce allowed_values (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur() creates a working stabilizer (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dur_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#295, #325)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() coerces and returns durations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() works for NULL (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() respects allow_na (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() checks min_value (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() checks max_value (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() attaches value failure locations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() checks size (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() enforces unique elements (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() flags non-adjacent duplicates with equal seconds components (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() checks allowed_values (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur() rejects a bare P (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_dur() exists (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur_scalar() allows length-1 durations through (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur_scalar() respects allow_null (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dur_scalar() checks allowed_values (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_dur_scalar() exists (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_duration_scalar() exists (#295)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_duration_scalar() exists (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() passes Period through (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() works for NULL (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() respects allow_null (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() parses the full RFC 3339 date/time form (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() parses date-only durations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() parses time-only durations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() parses the week form (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() parses zero-length durations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() keeps NA character elements as NA (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects a bare P or PT (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects mixing the week form with other units (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects fractional components (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects a negative sign (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects out-of-order components (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects lowercase durations (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() rejects unparseable duration strings (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() coerces factors via the character path (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() errors informatively for bad factors (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() converts difftime values, preserving their unit (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() converts hms values via the difftime path (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() treats numerics as seconds (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur() errors properly for other types (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur_scalar() allows length-1 durations through (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur_scalar() coerces length-1 input (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur_scalar() provides informative error messages (#295)
  │ ├─✅─to_dur_scalar() respects allow_null (#295)
  │ └─✅─to_dur_scalar() respects allow_zero_length (#295)
  ├─☑️─Feature 294: feat: stabilize_time() (RFC 3339 time-of-day)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time can build a value checker (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time can enforce unique elements (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time_scalar can build a value checker (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time_scalar defaults to allow_null = FALSE (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time_scalar defaults to allow_zero_length = FALSE (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time can enforce allowed_values (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time() creates a working stabilizer (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_time_scalar() creates a working scalar stabilizer (#294, #325)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() coerces and returns times (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() works for NULL (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() respects allow_na (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() checks min_value (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() checks max_value (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() attaches value failure locations (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() checks size (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() enforces unique elements (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() checks allowed_values (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time() rejects times without an offset (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_time() exists (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time_scalar() allows length-1 times through (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time_scalar() respects allow_null (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time_scalar() errors on non-scalars (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_time_scalar() checks allowed_values (#294)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_time_scalar() exists (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() passes hms through (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() works for NULL (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() respects allow_null (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() parses RFC 3339 full-time strings with Z (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() normalizes numeric offsets to UTC (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() wraps offsets across midnight (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() parses fractional seconds (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() keeps NA character elements as NA (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects times without an offset (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects unparseable time strings (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects impossible times (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() coerces factors via the character path (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() errors informatively for bad factors (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() extracts time-of-day from POSIXct, normalized to UTC (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() converts POSIXlt (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() treats numerics as seconds since midnight (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects out-of-range numerics (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() converts difftime values (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects out-of-range difftime values (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() rejects out-of-range hms values (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time() errors properly for other types (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time_scalar() allows length-1 times through (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time_scalar() coerces length-1 input (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time_scalar() provides informative error messages (#294)
  │ ├─✅─to_time_scalar() respects allow_null (#294)
  │ └─✅─to_time_scalar() respects allow_zero_length (#294)
  ├─☑️─Task 285: chore: rename stabilize_one_of() / to_one_of() to *_any_of()
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() returns x unchanged when first function succeeds (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() coerces via the first matching function (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() falls through to the next function when first fails (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() works with specify_* functions (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors with a combined message when all functions fail (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() includes Locations from incompatible_values errors (#215, #285, #310)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors when ... is empty (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_any_of() errors when ... contains named elements (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─stabilise_any_of() is a synonym for stabilize_any_of() (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() returns x unchanged when first prototype matches (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() coerces via the first matching prototype (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() falls through to the next prototype when first fails (#215, #285)
  │ ├─✅─to_any_of() errors with a combined message when all prototypes fail (#215, #285)
  │ └─✅─to_any_of() errors when ... is empty (#215, #285)
  ├─☑️─Feature 282: feat: allowed-values constraint (enum / const) for stabilize_*()
  │ ├─✅─.check_allowed_values() works (#282)
  │ ├─✅─.check_allowed_values() permits NA independently of allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─.check_allowed_values() attaches failing locations (#282)
  │ ├─✅─specify_chr can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dbl can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_int can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_lgl can enforce allowed_values (#282, #325)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() permits NA independently of allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl_scalar() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_int_scalar() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lgl() checks allowed_values (#282)
  │ └─✅─stabilize_lgl_scalar() checks allowed_values (#282)
  ├─☑️─Feature 280: feat: unique-elements constraint (uniqueItems) for stabilize_*()
  │ ├─✅─.check_unique() works for atomic and list inputs (#280)
  │ ├─✅─specify_chr can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_dbl can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_int can enforce unique elements (#280, #325)
  │ ├─✅─specify_lst() enforces .unique when configured (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() enforces unique elements (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_chr() reports duplicate locations, including NA duplicates (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() enforces unique elements (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_dbl() reports duplicate locations, including NA duplicates (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() enforces unique elements (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_int() reports duplicate locations, including NA duplicates (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() enforces .unique (#280)
  │ ├─✅─stabilize_lst() reports duplicate locations for .unique failures (#280)
  │ └─✅─stabilize_lst() checks .unique after coercion (#280)
  └─☑️─Feature 275: feat: min_characters / max_characters for stabilize_chr()
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() passes when all elements meet min_characters (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() passes when all elements meet max_characters (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors when elements have too few characters (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors when elements have too many characters (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors for single element with wrong character count (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors when both min and max fail (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() errors when min_characters > max_characters (#275)
    ├─✅─stabilize_chr() attaches locations for min/max_characters failures (#275)
    └─✅─stabilize_chr_scalar() errors for wrong character count (#275)
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