Fix geocode() rate error for source = dsk #202
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Prevents the Google-specific messages and stop errors from displaying when attempting to geocode >2500 or >100000 addresses at once using a non-Google source.
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This is a 2-line fix for issue #150 allowing address vectors with more than 2500 elements to be geocoded with source = 'dsk'. I ran devtools::check() and roxygen2::roxygenise(".") without any problems.
This method is different from the one in pull request #156 which appears to introduce a bug when the if statement on line 120 is evaluated (if source != 'google' then string s would not exist).
Thanks for the fantastic package!