rlang::call_standarise() is deprecated as of rlang 0.4.11 in favor of call_match()

[luke-mcconnell]

call_standarise is references in several places in chapter 18:

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  Extracting specific arguments from calls is challenging because of R's flexible rules for argument matching: it could potentially be in any location, with the full name, with an abbreviated name, or with no name. To work around this problem, you can use `rlang::call_standardise()` which standardises all arguments to use the full name:

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  rlang::call_standardise(x)

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  1. `rlang::call_standardise()` doesn't work so well for the following calls.

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  call_standardise(quote(mean(1:10, na.rm = TRUE)))

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  call_standardise(quote(mean(n = T, 1:10)))

• adv-r/Expressions.Rmd

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  call_standardise(quote(mean(x = 1:10, , TRUE)))