docs: Avoid topic clashes for ?mutate and other verbs
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@krlmlr why did you choose to stop re-exporting here, should duckplyr also stop re-exporting? |
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Good question, not sure yet. On the upside, this problem is independent of the help pages. |
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@maelle: Looks like
@noRdis the better choice here, need to remember that for duckplyr.