C function cli_progress_sleep() is used in an example but not documented.
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Open vignette/progress-advanced.Rmd at lines 462-473 and inspect how cli_progress_sleep() is used in the example. Clarify whether it is a placeholder for computation or serves another purpose; the example is done when a reader can understand the function's role.
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In the following example, it's not clear what it does; is it meant to be a placeholder for the actual computation, or does it serve a function?
https://github.com/r-lib/cli/blob/3dd94c02b25f6ab02748648a943dce73fa2e17c6/vignettes/progress-advanced.Rmd#L462-L473
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