Use Rcpp's stop function

[dewittpe]

I was alerted to a change in Rcpp which needs to be addressed in pccc.

There is going to be a change in Rcpp masking Rf_error()

This change will result in an error in several R packages.

pccc is not listed there, or in a list of other packages that will require attributes to be rebuilt.

However, there is a simple one line fix to make to pccc and I will create a PR shortly to use Rcpp::stop() instead of ::Rf_error()

[dewittpe]

I was alerted to this issue in a PR for my cpr package: dewittpe/cpr#63

This PR replaces calls to Rf_error with Rcpp::stop, which is the proper way of raising an error via Rcpp. Consequently, a bunch of tests have been adjusted to check just for an error instead of a simpleError.
The issue is that calling Rf_error directly prevents stack unwinding, and therefore memory leaks may happen. See RcppCore/Rcpp#1247 for further discussion.
At Rcpp, we plan to warn about this usage, and at some point stop the compilation with an error message. Therefore, we kindly ask you to apply this patch and send an update to CRAN at your earliest convenience.