small language change for autodetect in max frame gap vignette

example_scripts/ropensci_reviews_checklist.html

@@ -439,13 +439,12 @@ <h4>Managing frame gaps</h4>
 <p>Very minor point: could it be clearer in the visualize_frame_gap_choice() help or in the vignette that the loops argument represents the maximum frame gap considered (i.e. that each loop represents an increment of 1 on the frame gap value)?</p>
 </blockquote>
 <p>Items for us:<br />
-- [ ] add details to vignette<br />
-- [ ] add details to Help file</p>
+- [x] add details to vignette <a href="https://github.com/vbaliga/pathviewR/commit/bcf64241867e6da0c96181a4ed11379c4eb5b646">(bcf6424)</a> - [x] add details to Help file <a href="https://github.com/vbaliga/pathviewR/commit/bcf64241867e6da0c96181a4ed11379c4eb5b646">(bcf6424)</a></p>
 <blockquote>
 <p>Could there be cases when frame gaps can vary between devices (i.e. if I understood well in the case of the Motive data, between subjects)? If so, would it be relevant to allow the autodetect approach to be applied to each subject separately? (or maybe that is not relevant…)</p>
 </blockquote>
 <p>Items for us:<br />
-- [ ] do we not already do this? Let’s look into it. If we already do, let’s see if we can make it clearer in the vignette.</p>
+- [ ] we already do this. add example in the vignette</p>
 </div>
 <div id="visual-perception" class="section level4">
 <h4>Visual perception</h4>

example_scripts/ropensci_reviews_checklist.md

@@ -109,8 +109,8 @@ considered (i.e. that each loop represents an increment of 1 on the frame gap
 value)?
 
 Items for us:   
-- [ ] add details to vignette  
-- [ ] add details to Help file
+- [x] add details to vignette [(bcf6424)](https://github.com/vbaliga/pathviewR/commit/bcf64241867e6da0c96181a4ed11379c4eb5b646)
+- [x] add details to Help file [(bcf6424)](https://github.com/vbaliga/pathviewR/commit/bcf64241867e6da0c96181a4ed11379c4eb5b646)
 
 > Could there be cases when frame gaps can vary between devices (i.e. if I
 understood well in the case of the Motive data, between subjects)? If so, would

vignettes/managing-frame-gaps.Rmd

@@ -177,9 +177,9 @@ Setting `max_frame_gap = "autodetect"` rather than a numeric value uses the
 value(s) for `max_frame_gap`. In addition to automatically selecting the
 `max_frame_gap` depending on the data, "autodetect" does so on a per subject
 basis rather than applying the same allowable frame gap to all data in the data
-set. The cap on how high the `max_frame_gap` can go is defined as a proportion
-of the capture frame rate and set by the `frame_rate_proportion` argument, which
-defaults to `.10`.
+set since frame gaps can vary between subjects. The cap on how high the
+`max_frame_gap` can go is defined as a proportion of the capture frame rate and
+set by the `frame_rate_proportion` argument, which defaults to `.10`.
 
 ```{r max_frame_gap_auto}
 motive_auto <-