Add Jenna Jia Li to package author list

[matt-graham]

Adds @jennajiali to package author list in DESCRIPTION file.

@jennajiali I have listed your name currently to match what you have on your GitHub profile, treating both 'Jenna' and 'Jia' as given names, but if you would like it formatted differently let me know. The first argument to person is meant to be a given name or names, and the second argument a family name.

The details here are fed in to the CRAN metadata for the package when we make a release and in the automatically generated citation for the package. If you happen to already have or would like to create an ORCiD (a free, unique persistent identifier for researchers which can be linked to various research outputs, publications etc. https://orcid.org/) we can also add that to the metadata.

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✅ Project coverage is 100.00%. Comparing base (f399737) to head (4a0cc05).

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[jennajiali]

Many thanks, @matt-graham!

I would prefer to format my name as c("Jenna", "Jia”) to represent "Jenna" and "Jia" as two distinct given names, rather than bundling them into a single string. This also matches the way your given names are formatted in the file.

I have also just created an ORCID account: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-7364-6389

[matt-graham]

Many thanks, @matt-graham!

I would prefer to format my name as c("Jenna", "Jia”) to represent "Jenna" and "Jia" as two distinct given names, rather than bundling them into a single string. This also matches the way your given names are formatted in the file.

Thanks for catching this, the names definitely should be separated in to different vector elements, that was a mistake on my part.

I have also just created an ORCID account: https://orcid.org/0009-0007-7364-6389

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