Remove {dplyr} from Suggests #205
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Since PR #197 the need for {dplyr} as a suggested package dependency is no longer needed. The
<epiparam>S3 class (a subclass of<data.frame>) was removed, and this is what used {dplyr} to importdplyr_reconstruct()generic (dplyr_reconstruct.epiparam()).