Add a no-op PValue(::PValue) constructor #612
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`show(::CoefTable)` calls `PValue` on all values in the p-value column (if present). If things are constructed manually and you happen to already have your p-values as `PValue`s, printing the table will fail. It seems sort of silly to have this kind of definition, but it's nice to not get errors when trying to look at your `CoefTable` in the REPL.
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Co-authored-by: Milan Bouchet-Valat <nalimilan@club.fr>
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show(::CoefTable)callsPValueon all values in the p-value column (if present). If things are constructed manually and you happen to already have your p-values asPValues, printing the table will fail. It seems sort of silly to have this kind of definition, but it's nice to not get errors when trying to look at yourCoefTablein the REPL.cc @palday