Fix "partial argument match" warnings (#1977)

[bersbersbers]

For the first version of this PR, I am most of all interested in if/how CI works.

I will then fix more of these warnings in later commits.

Finally, I wonder how tests should be adapted for this case. On my system, with options(warnPartialMatchArgs = TRUE) in .Rprofile, several existing tests are issuing warnings. One could use

options(warnPartialMatchArgs = TRUE, warnPartialMatchAttr = TRUE, warnPartialMatchDollar = TRUE)

in the setup of any test, but that might fail if dependencies issue such warnings.

[moutikabdessabour]

@bersbersbers Thanks for the time you put on this. For the tests you can try calling using the code that was in the issue without loading the packages and use something like expect_warning(ggplotly(....), regexp = NA). And Only set the options inside the test scope. this looks good to me. I'm waiting for @cpsievert to give me the green light to merge.

test_that("a message describing the test", {
   # initialising the data and the plot p and set the options

  
   # the actual assertion
   expect_warning(ggplotly(p), regexp = NA)
})

[bersbersbers]

@moutikabdessabour thanks for the explanation, that was very helpful. I also added a very short test now.

[moutikabdessabour]

@bersbersbers can you please revert the changes to the other test files. Otherwise this looks good to me. Thanks again for your time.

[bersbersbers]

@moutikabdessabour I did it. I think.

[moutikabdessabour]

Great. I will wait until @cpsievert approves the PR and I will merge. Again thanks for your time.

[cpsievert]

Please update NEWS.md accordingly

[bersbersbers]

Please update NEWS.md accordingly

@cpsievert thanks - done!

[bersbersbers]

@moutikabdessabour done :)

[moutikabdessabour]

@bersbersbers can you please use rebase instead of the cmerge master commit". Once it's done I will merge the PR. Again thanks for your time and effort.

[bersbersbers]

@moutikabdessabour I did it :)

[moutikabdessabour]

@bersbersbers I can't thank you enough for this.