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## mutate_progress.R
#' dplyr::mutate, but with a progress bar for grouped data
#'
#' @aliases mutate_progress
#' @export
#' @inheritParams dplyr::mutate
#' @param .prefix Text to show before the progress bar.
#' @param .format Format for the progress bar. See documentation in \code{\link[progress]{progress_bar}}.
#'   - ":what" identifies the current group.
#'   - ":total" is the total number of groups.
#'   - ":current" is the current group number.

## wordle_solver.R
# Use these functions to make smart guesses for Wordle (https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/)
# find_word() returns words that satisfies the wordle feedback. Start with `possible_words`, i.e., all 5-letter english words.
# next_word() returns words that are most likely to result in green letters.
#
# A pretty good strategy on the next_word() output is to use "pathfinder" for the first two words and "guess" thereafter, picking the first commonly-known word.

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# FUNCTIONS #
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	#' dplyr::mutate, but with a progress bar for grouped data
	#'
	#' @aliases mutate_progress
	#' @export
	#' @inheritParams dplyr::mutate
	#' @param .prefix Text to show before the progress bar.
	#' @param .format Format for the progress bar. See documentation in \code{\link[progress]{progress_bar}}.
	#' - ":what" identifies the current group.
	#' - ":total" is the total number of groups.
	#' - ":current" is the current group number.
	# Use these functions to make smart guesses for Wordle (https://www.powerlanguage.co.uk/wordle/)
	# find_word() returns words that satisfies the wordle feedback. Start with `possible_words`, i.e., all 5-letter english words.
	# next_word() returns words that are most likely to result in green letters.
	#
	# A pretty good strategy on the next_word() output is to use "pathfinder" for the first two words and "guess" thereafter, picking the first commonly-known word.

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	# FUNCTIONS #
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