Crate glissade

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Animation: Running keyframes animation started at a specific time.
Inertial: A value that smoothly goes to the target during a specific time. The target can be changed at any time. No jumps will occur. It’s expected that time is always increasing. Every method receives current_time as a parameter to allow testing, and has a consistent behavior during a single animation frame.

Easing: The easing functions are used to provide a smooth transition between two values over time. See: https://easings.net/ for more information.

Animated: An animated value that changes over time. It’s a common trait for Animation and Inertial.
Distance: Distance trait for calculating the distance between two values. It’s necessary for animation along a path in Keyframes::poly_to. The lib provides implementations for primitive types and tuples.
Keyframes: A transition of a value over time. It works like an animation template, or set of keyframes.
Mix: Mix trait for linear interpolation between two values.
Stationary: A value that doesn’t change over time. It allows using a static value as an always finished animation.
Time: Time trait should be implemented for types that represent animation time. It’s implemented for f32, f64, std::time::Instant, and std::time::SystemTime by default. You can implement it for your own types.

Mix: Derive the Mix trait for a struct. It interpolates each field of the struct with the Mix trait.