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behead_if() is for tiered headers within the same row or column. It takes
filter functions similarly to dplyr::filter() to decide which cells to
treat as headers, and can be applied more than once to the same row or
column of headers until every tier has been dealt with.
merge_rows() and merge_cols() combines header text when it is split over
multiple cells.
Other changes
behead(), enhead(), partition() and rectify() give a more informative
error message for non-distinct cells, for example when trying to pass cells
from more than one sheet to these functions (@gregrs-uk, #15).