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Closes #940

insight::clean_names internally uses insight::trim_ws at the end, so it can cleanly replace sjmisc::trim

Closes strengejacke#940

`insight::clean_names` internally uses `insight::trim_ws` at the end, so it can cleanly replace `sjmisc::trim`
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This pull request refactors an internal string cleaning utility within the plot_type_int function. By updating the dependency from sjmisc::trim to insight::clean_names, the function gains the ability to properly handle and plot interaction terms that have been transformed, thereby enhancing its overall functionality and reliability.

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  • Refactoring and Dependency Update: The plot_type_int function now uses insight::clean_names instead of sjmisc::trim for processing interaction terms. This change aligns with modern insight package practices and leverages clean_names's internal whitespace trimming capabilities.
  • Enhanced Interaction Term Handling: This update specifically enables the plot_type_int function to correctly parse and plot transformed interaction terms, addressing a previous limitation and improving the robustness of the plotting utility.
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The pull request replaces sjmisc::trim with insight::clean_names in plot_type_int to handle transformed interaction terms better. The main concern is that insight::clean_names transforms term names, which could cause issues when accessing columns in the model's data frame. Clarification and a test case are requested to ensure compatibility.

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plot_model type = "int" errors when scale() is included in model formula

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