The statistical tests, read back from the SemanticCallTag.Statistics built-ins so the dependency query and
the built-in configuration cannot disagree about them. Every one of them names the package it belongs to,
which is what keeps stats::t.test a test and drops a t.test of somebody else's package.
Label a built-in Statistics and it shows up here.
The statistical tests, read back from the SemanticCallTag.Statistics built-ins so the dependency query and the built-in configuration cannot disagree about them. Every one of them names the package it belongs to, which is what keeps
stats::t.testa test and drops at.testof somebody else's package. Label a built-inStatisticsand it shows up here.