Expose lib_dir in tutorial()
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This PR exposes
lib_diras a parameter oftutorial(), with a default value ofNULL. This mirrors current behavior but unblocks users from choosing a differentlib_dir. In general this isn't something most users want to do directly, but rather it's a problem they run into when trying to create a shiny prerendered R Markdown based website for learnr tutorials as in #510.Closes #510 but needs rstudio/rmarkdown#1576.