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Fixes #585.

This updates the README to clarify that readr's second edition (version 2.0.0 and later) uses vroom::vroom() as its parsing engine by default.

Changes:

  • Updated README.Rmd to mention the relationship between readr and vroom
  • Updated README.md to match the changes

This is a documentation-only change that helps users understand the relationship between readr and vroom.

The %e format specifier (day with optional leading space) required exactly
2 characters to be consumed because consumeIntegerWithSpace called
consumeInteger with the default exact=true. This caused single-digit days
like '1' to fail parsing even though the format is designed to accept them.

Fix by passing exact=false to consumeInteger, matching the behavior of %d
which already uses exact=false.

Fixes tidyverse/readr#1559
Update README to clarify that readr's second edition (version 2.0.0 and later) uses vroom::vroom() as its parsing engine by default.

Fixes #585
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Withdrawing this small automated PR while I consolidate an oversized batch of contributions and reduce maintainer review burden. Sorry for the noise, and thank you for maintaining the project.

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mention vroom as the parsing engine in readr (in the readme)

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