Use lowercase DOI and PMID #317
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This PR addresses issue #301. This issue is related to accessing elements from
<bibentry>objects using upper or lower case list element names. For most OSs and R versions there does not seem to be an issue but in some cases accessing the DOI using the wrong case can result in an error. This issue meant the<multi_epidist>print method was erroring. For a full explanation of the possible reason for this issue see #301.This PR resolves the issue by changing all instances of DOI and PMID in the package to use lowercase. This includes the epidemiological parameter library (
parameters.json), data dictionary (data_dictionary.json) and in all R functions and vignettes.