polished v0.3.0.9000

added tlmgr argument to deplo_app() which allows support for generating pdf documents from Rmarkdown.

polished v0.3.0

created new deploy_app() function for deploying apps to Polished Hosting.
removed dependencies on shinydashboardPlus due to breaking change with dashboardHeaderPlus() and dashboardPagePlus().
sign_out_from_shiny() can now be used in the session$onSessionEnded() or onStop() to sign the user out when the user's session ends.
added support for package dependency detection (#129)
added cookie options { sameSite: "none", secure: true } when the app is being served over https. This allows polished authentication to work in an iframe on most browsers.
added email validation to email inputs in the sign in and registration modules.
allow for a function UI be passed to the "ui" argument of secure_ui().
added "redirect_page" argument to sign_out_from_shiny()
new "is_auth_required" argument added to global_sessions_config() which (when set to FALSE) allows users to access your app without being signed in. By default this argument is set to TRUE. (#109)
moved toast notification to top (better for mobile) and extended showDuration. (#107)

New "account" and "splash" pages. We will share more on these new pages in upcoming blog posts.
Added "is_email_verification_required" argument to global_sessions_config() that allows you to disable email verification.
Admin Panel > User Access * added a checkbox to send an email invite to a newly newly invited user
removed usage dashboard from "Admin Panel". This dashboard has been superseded by the dashboard at https://dashboard.polished.tech (#102)
added "background_image" argument to sign_in_ui_default() to allow for a full screen image for the sign in page background.
only use the "email" sign in provider by default rather than c("google", "email")
added customizable sign out button to secure_static() (#93)
standardized and documented process for using fully customized sign in and registration pages (#92). New functions sign_in_js() and sign_in_check_jwt(), and new vignette on how to use these functions to create fully customized sign in and registration pages.
add sign_in_module_2 as an alternative premade sign in page. sign_in_module_2 is designed to look nice when using social sign in providers (like Google and Microsoft) in addition to email/password.
Removed sign_in_no_invite_module. sign_in_module and sign_in_module_2 now have an "is_invite_requirement" argument, so there is no longer a need for a dedicated sign_in_no_invite_module.