[R/dataValidation] Fixes #277. #299
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JanMarvin
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Certain data validation is an x14 extension. Previously, it was added to dataValdiationLst and moved to extLst when saving. When loading, it remained in extLst. This caused problems when a second dataValidationsLst entry was added. Now, dataValidationsLst is skipped completely. Instead, we write directly to extLst using the approach used with sparklines.
Cleaning up data validation code, improving get_date_origin
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Certain data validation is an x14 extension. Previously, it was added to dataValdiationLst and moved to extLst when saving. When loading, it remained in extLst. This caused problems when a second dataValidationsLst entry was added. Now, dataValidationsLst is skipped completely. Instead, we write directly to extLst using the approach used with sparklines.