Changes in version 0.1.2                        

Documentation

  - A vignette carries one task end to end on synthetic or bundled data,
    offline, and is built and run by R CMD check.
  - Runnable @examples added or corrected across 11 help pages. Each
    runs offline in seconds, writes nothing outside tempdir(), and is
    executed by R CMD check; anything needing a device, a download or an
    optional backend is fenced with the reason stated.

                        Changes in version 0.1.1                        

  - Fixed DOCX report generation under current officer/rvg: rvg removed
    editable vector (DrawingML) graphics for Word bodies (rvg::dml() is
    now PowerPoint/Excel-only, body_add_vg() is defunct), so
    officer::body_add() had no method for the dml object. Plots are now
    embedded with officer's supported body_add_gg() (rasterised image).
    Fixes the docx render test.

                        Changes in version 0.1.0                        

Initial release as a standalone package in the x-biosignal physiological
signal ecosystem. PhysioReport provides parameterized, bilingual,
colorblind-safe building blocks for clinical reports (gait, HRV, EMG)
with normative overlays and MDC/MCID-annotated change.

New Features

  - Bilingual (Japanese / English) report labels via physioLabel(),
    which resolves a label key to its localized string. The dictionary
    lives in a UTF-8 data file (inst/extdata/labels.csv), keeping the R
    source ASCII, and unknown keys fall back to the key itself so
    partial dictionaries never break a report.
  - Clinical agreement visualization with plotBlandAltman(): draws a
    Bland-Altman plot (mean vs. difference of paired measurements) with
    bias and limit-of-agreement reference lines. Statistics are computed
    by PhysioCore::blandAltman(), so the plotted lines exactly match the
    returned bias and limits of agreement, and labels/axes are localized
    through physioLabel().

Documentation

  - Consistent, accessible report styling via reportTheme(), a thin
    wrapper around the shared colorblind-safe PhysioCore::theme_physio()
    so every report uses the same ecosystem theme and palette.