Use more accurate qnorm value from R 4.3.0 (Closes #1251) #1252
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LGTM. Alternatively, we could set e.g. a tolerance=0.0005 and call it a day. But this is fine too.
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R-devel, per the Feb 4 NEWS post, now have a more accurate
qnorm. We need to reflect that in a test.There may a 'timing' issue with the docker container used for r-devel, but if this fails now I will update the container. The new tests passes locally.
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R CMD checkstill passes all tests