Add new input to allow users to force install dependencies, bypassing cache #135
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Add `force_install` input to bypass caching
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Tackles Issue #86
Problem: When a developer adds new dependencies in the DESCRIPTION file and pushes an update without incrementing the package version, rworkflows fails to install these newly added dependencies. This happens because the cache is not updated, causing dependency issues.
Proposed Fix: Introduce a new input parameter, force_install. When set to true, the cache will be bypassed, and all packages will be reinstalled from scratch, ensuring new dependencies are included. The default is false, maintaining the current behaviour.