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Add NEWS.md entry for quoted bad values in to_fct() error messages (#66) #230

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* New `pkg_inform()` signals classed messages with an opinionated class hierarchy, mirroring `pkg_abort()`. New `expect_pkg_message_classes()` tests that a message with the expected set of classes is thrown, and `expect_pkg_message_snapshot()` snapshot-tests the full message output in one step (#213).
* New `pkg_warn()` signals classed warnings with an opinionated class hierarchy, mirroring `pkg_abort()`. New `expect_pkg_warning_classes()` tests that a warning with the expected set of classes is thrown, and `expect_pkg_warning_snapshot()` snapshot-tests the full warning output in one step (#213).
* Many `are_*_ish()` and `to_*()` methods are now implemented in C. Benchmarks show a significant speedup (about 3-20x) for large vectors (#217, #218, #219, #221, #226).
* `to_fct()` now displays unexpected values in quotes in its error message (#66).

# stbl 0.3.0

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