Wrap S7 method usage in \special{} - #1928
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Avoids codoc mismatches in R CMD check when S7 methods have extra arguments (RConsortium/S7#725).
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Works around RConsortium/S7#725: R CMD check can't find S7 methods, so documenting a method with extra arguments caused codoc mismatches against the generic.
\special{}usage is displayed normally but skipped bycodoc(). Verified with R CMD check on a test package based on the issue's reprex (1 warning before, 0 after).The tradeoff is that method usage is no longer checked at all; a proper fix needs something like
\S7method{}{}support in R.