Fix issues with formula interface #52
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Fixes problem with syntactically wrong column names:
Additionally, at least for the default formula ". ~ .", parsing data.frames with many thousands of columns would not fail anymore. This has partly fixed by catching the ". ~ ." case in the initial formula parsing, and switching to
ranger()s "x/y" interface. This solves