Add zarr implementation for R language - #185
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This PR is for adding an entry on the Implementations page for the
zarrpackage in R. The package can read and write Zarr v.3 stores, supporting all required codecs and memory, local file system, S3 and HTTP (read-only) stores. Zarr v.2 stores can be read.The package is extensible and has scaffolding for domains and conventions. Several proposed conventions are integrated in this package. The
geozarrR package is an implementation of the GeoZarr domain, building on this package and implementing several proposed conventions.The package can represent netCDF files with CF-compatible formatting using the most common features, particularly the coordinate system features.