Feature: create identify_shifts_wp()#66
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Summary
This branch adds a new function
identify_shifts_wp(), which computes the 'real' work shifts based on binary activity. This is distinct fromidentify_shifts(), which uses Outlook settings to count the number of distinct work shifts. The outputs of the two functions can be compared. to measure the accuracy of existing Outlook settings.Changes
The changes made in this PR are:
identify_shifts_wp()Checks
roxygen2::roxygenise()has been run prior to merging to ensure that.RdandNAMESPACEfiles are up to date.