12.4.1 on `any()` and `all()`

[lhdjung]

Section 12.4.1, "Logical summaries", says the following about any() and all():

Like all summary functions, they'll return NA if there are any missing values present [...].

This doesn't seem right because any instance of TRUE or FALSE, respectively, will make these functions return non-NA values, even if NA elements are present. This behavior follows from any() and all()'s relationship to the binary logical operators, as explained in the same paragraph.

any(TRUE, NA)
#> [1] TRUE
all(FALSE, NA)
#> [1] FALSE

TRUE | NA
#> [1] TRUE
FALSE & NA
#> [1] FALSE

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