dont_check_names used for data.frame and data.table evidence_file #152
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I discovered a problem in .artms_checkIfFile that was using dont_check_names the opposite that the name implies (beware double negative). The only function to use this argument that I found (grep dont_check_names ./R/*) was protein2SiteConversion which was also using it opposite of the name, so no effective bug in usage. However, there was a bug when a data.table or data.frame was passed in to protein2SiteConversion as the evidence file: no check.names argument was passed to data.frame() or data.table() so that names were always checked. The function protein2SiteConversion uses names with spaces, e.g. "Leading proteins", so check.names should be FALSE in calls to read.delim(), data.table(), data.frame().
My changes are