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Fix lsmeans to work if only 1 categorical variable exists in the dataset #473

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Fix lsmeans to work if only 1 categorical variable exists in the dataset #473

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Closes #412

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Thanks @gowerc

@gowerc gowerc merged commit c72bdda into main Jan 21, 2025
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outputs of rbmi::lsmeans() don't match those of emmeans::lsmeans()
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