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cWise 0.1.0

Breaking changes

• cmreg() now takes the anchor response through an explicit anchor argument; remove the anchor from the right-hand side of formula.
• cmreg_p() now takes the crosswise and anchor responses through explicit crosswise and anchor arguments; remove both from the right-hand side of formula.
• Underscore names are now canonical: bc_est, cmreg_p, cmpredict_p, sim_cwdata, sim_estimates, sim_power, and sim_power_N. The former dotted names remain as deprecated wrappers for one release.
• The canonical simulation functions now use prevalence rather than pi. Deprecated dotted wrappers translate their former pi = argument during the transition.

CRAN submission preparation

• Replaced dontrun with donttest for the four lengthy simulation examples in response to CRAN’s first review. Short examples remain runnable.
• Updated package authorship metadata so that Yuki Atsusaka is the maintainer and Kolbe Dumas and Randy T. Stevenson are authors.
• Replaced the pre-publication citation with Atsusaka and Stevenson (2023), Political Analysis, doi:10.1017/pan.2021.43.
• Declared direct package dependencies and vignette-building dependencies required for CRAN checks.
• Revised the package title and description for CRAN metadata requirements.
• Removed legacy duplicate power-analysis code. The undocumented internal sim.curve() helper was already broken and is no longer included.
• bc_est() now accepts an optional seed for reproducible bootstrapping and restores the caller’s random-number state afterward.
• Simulation functions now accept verbose to silence progress bars and messages. cmBound() examples are runnable without attaching ggplot2, and use current ggplot2 line-width syntax.
• Excluded development-only files from source builds and moved the Appendix C5 reference PDF to inst/doc_ref/ so it ships as a package reference.

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