tidyselect 1.1.0

• Predicate functions must now be wrapped with where().

  iris %>% select(where(is.factor))
  

  We made this change to avoid puzzling error messages when a variable
  is unexpectedly missing from the data frame and there is a
  corresponding function in the environment:

  # Attempts to invoke `data()` function
  data.frame(x = 1) %>% select(data)
  

  Now tidyselect will correctly complain about a missing variable
  rather than trying to invoke a function.

  For compatibility we will support predicate functions starting with
  is for 1 version.

• eval_select() gains an allow_rename argument. If set to FALSE,
  renaming variables with the c(foo = bar) syntax is an error.
  This is useful to implement purely selective behaviour (#178).

• Fixed issue preventing repeated deprecation messages when
  tidyselect_verbosity is set to "verbose" (#184).

• any_of() now preserves the order of the input variables (#186).

• The return value of eval_select() is now always named, even when
  inputs are constant (#173).