Release rig 0.5.0 · r-lib/rig

rig can now open renv projects in RStudio, with the correct R version.
Pass the renv lock file to rig: rig rstudio .../renv.lock (#74).
rig list now prints the result as a table, and it prints the R version
number as well. rig list --json includes the version number, the path
to the installation, and the path to the R binary.
rig is now more robust when setting up the user library. In
particular R will not fail to start in renv projects (#81, @krlmlr).
On macOS and Linux rig add now creates the user library with the right
permissions, if it does not exist and pak is installed (#84).
rig add now correctly installs pak into the user library, instead of
the system library, even if the user library did not exist before.

Windows

On Windows, rig add ... --without-translations installs R without
message translations. This is useful if you prefer using R in
English on a non-English system (#88).
On Windows rig add does not add a Desktop icon now by default.
If want an icon, use the new --with-desktop-icon switch (#89).
On Windows, if the default version is deleted, rig updates the
registry accordingly, and removes the default from there as well (#86).
New subcommand rig system update-rtools40 updates MSYS2 packages
of Rtools40 on Windows (#14).

On macOS rig add now does not fail if it is started from an x86_64
shell, when adding an arm64 R version on M1 Macs (#79).
On macOS, rig rstudio <ver> now errors if R <ver> is not orthogonal,
and the menu bar app errors as well (#90).