[r] fix issue in documentation examples in plot_embedding()#316
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This pull request primarily addresses a bug in documentation examples for the
plot_embedding()function and improves the robustness of argument name resolution in error checking utilities. It also includes minor updates to documentation phrasing and copyright information.Fixes #314
Bug fixes:
plot_embedding()that was caused by nested function calls in examples. This ensures that users will not encounter misleading or broken examples when referencing documentation.Error checking improvements:
argument_namefunction inerrorChecking.Rto more reliably resolve argument names through the call stack, avoiding temporary placeholders and ensuring single-line output for large expressions. This improves error message clarity and robustness, especially when wrappers or helpers are used.