intRinsic 1.1.1

Replaced arma::is_finite with std::isfinite to ensure compatibility with the latest RcppArmadillo release and CRAN policies.
Implemented small code adjustments to address and resolve compiler warnings.

intRinsic 1.1.0

Re-organized the cpp code into multiple files
Solved an indexing problem with log_Zeta and log_corr, sometimes causing na with single-manifold data when using Hidalgo()
Translated some R parts of the Hidalgo() code into C++
Corrected a bug affecting the Truncated-pointmass approach
Updated the README file
Set up the new rhub checks workflows

Fixed a typo in compute_mus when computing ratios from dist_matrix. Now the function handles also the dissimilarity class
Fixed a typo in compute_mus involving the class of the returned object
Adjusted some indentations in print methods
Adjusted the autoplot method related to gride_mle

This update marks the acceptance of the intRinsic vignette in the Journal of Statistical Software. Note: the DOI in the CITATION is for a new JSS publication that will be registered after publication on CRAN
Fixed some spelling typos and new-line inconsistencies
Removed the dependencies on the as_tibble() function (deprecated)
The function twonn_decimated() is now deprecated and will be removed in future releases. The function to use is twonn_decimation()
Now gride_evolution() and twonn_decimation() remove duplicated observations by default

Fixed bug in Hidalgo(), causing errors when setting verbose = FALSE
Fixed bug in Hidalgo() initialization. Added warning if alpha_Dirichlet is set so small it causes underflow problems
Fixed bug in clustering(). Now the returned K when the option salso is selected, is correct
Fixed bug in print.mus(). Now it checks if the passed object is a list
Corrected a few typos in the documentation
Updated doi of recently published references
Added additional checks in compute_mus: NA, symmetry, non-negativity

Fixed minor bugs involving the gride() family of functions
Added several methods (print(), summary(), plot(),…) to facilitate the extraction of the results
Now, the autoplot() method is directly exported from the ggplot2 package