Allow dpars-argument to be passed to predict-function

[strengejacke]

if user provided dpars argument, we just pass it to the predict()-function. we don't overwrite the predict argument, because this allows us to pass dpars to posterior_predict() - else, when dpars are provided via the predict-argument, we always set predict = "expectation", thus, have no option to use dpars with posterior_predictions().

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[strengejacke]

@DominiqueMakowski can you install the latest main from GitHub and check if all your edge cases work as expected?

[DominiqueMakowski]

It should work by default as previously right? So what is the feature allowed by this changed?

[strengejacke]

Yes, it's only an addition. We can now also pass the dpar argument and use predict = "prediction".

[strengejacke]

Like get_predicted(dpar="mu", predict="prediction"). Previously, when predict="mu" or any other dpar, predict was always set to "expectation", and if you passed dpar directly, this did no longer work.

[DominiqueMakowski]

yes that makes sense, I'll test it!