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ibger 0.2.0

• ibge_variables() gains a chunk argument (default TRUE): queries whose estimated result exceeds the API’s value limit are now transparently split into multiple smaller requests (by periods, then by localities) and combined into a single tibble, instead of failing with HTTP 500 (#1, @danielvartan). Use chunk = FALSE to disable, or a positive number for a custom per-request limit. The documented API limit is 100,000 values, but empirically requests fail above ~50,000, so that is the default.
• Period and locality id lists fetched for chunking are cached per session (cleared by ibge_clear_cache()).
• Initial test suite (testthat) covering the chunking logic.

ibger 0.1.0

• Initial CRAN release.
• Core functions: ibge_aggregates(), ibge_metadata(), ibge_periods(), ibge_localities(), ibge_variables().
• Pre-flight validation against aggregate metadata for all query parameters.
• In-memory metadata cache with ibge_clear_cache().
• parse_ibge_value() utility for converting IBGE special value codes.
• parse_sidra_url() and fetch_sidra_url() for migrating from SIDRA API URLs (e.g. from the Query Builder or sidrar package).
• Support for flat view (view = "flat") response parsing.
• Four vignettes: getting started, API concepts, IPCA example, and a real-world tutorial on tracking state GDP components.

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