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Co-authored-by: Sebastian Funk <sebastian.funk@lshtm.ac.uk>
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## Model changes

- `plot.dist_spec` now uses color instead of line types to display pmfs vs cmfs. By @jamesmbaazam in #788 and reviewed by <REVIEWER>.
- `plot.dist_spec` now uses color instead of line types to display pmfs vs cmfs. By @jamesmbaazam in #788 and reviewed by @sbfnk .
- All functions now use the `{cli}` R package to signal errors, warnings, and messages. By @jamesmbaazam in #762 and reviewed by @seabbs.
- `epinow()` now returns the "timing" output in a "time difference"" format that is easier to understand and work with. By @jamesmbaazam in #688 and reviewed by @sbfnk.
- The interface for defining delay distributions has been generalised to also cater for continuous distributions
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