Clarify error message for backport_linter() #2861
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MichaelChirico
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Maybe that's just me but I was slightly confused by the error message used in
backport_linter()since functions released in, e.g. R 3.5.0 are available in (at least some version of) R >= 3.0.0.I am proposing a slight rephrase which is in my opinion much more explicit.