Clarify testing code and potential assertions message with the use of a
new `assert_approx_eq!()` macro for `f32` equality check with a
tolerance. The macro leverages `abs_diff_eq()` but produces a better
assertion message in case of failure. It also allows skipping the
tolerance parameter to use the default of `1e-5`, which is the
"standard" tolerance to use for progress and other small-ish values that
are expected to be equal but might be slightly off due to rounding
errors.

This change ignores the complications of testing for floating-point
equality in a generic way, which is too complex, and instead restrict
the usage to values like progress (range [0:1]) and other small position
values around the origin.

Add some tests to fill gaps for:
- `UiPositionLens`
- `Animator::set_tweenable()` and `AssetAnimator::set_tweenable()`
- `Sequence::from_single()`
- `Delay`'s `then()`, `times_completed()`, and `set_progress()`

Fix the animator speed applying, which got broken as part of the
refactor of #44.

Add a `speed()` getter to both `Animator<T>` and `AssetAnimator<T>`.

Add some simple test for speed, but this is not enough to make sure the
feature doesn't regress, so logged #62 to follow-up with a proper
regression test.

Fixes #61

Make it easy to exit an example with the ESC key by adding the built-in
`bevy::window::close_on_esc()` system to all examples.

Fix the repeat mode being broken after the first iteration due to
`AnimClock::progress()` reporting a progress greater than `1.`, which was
breaking the logic of `Tween` and `Lens`.

Also fix `Tween::rewind()` not restoring the original tween direction when
using a repeat strategy of `RepeatStrategy::MirroredRepeat`.

Fixes #42

Make `Delay::new()` panic if a zero duration is passed as argument. Fix
the `menu` example to skip inserting a `Sequence<Transform>` containing
a zero-duration `Delay`.

Bug: #41

Upgrade `tarpaulin` to 0.21.0 to work around what looks like a bug in coverage report.

Fixes #55

This reverts commit f7647405.

This reverts commit 971edb62.

This reverts commit 87ac60b2.

Upgrade to the latest released version 0.8.0 of Bevy.

Add a new `bevy_asset` feature to enable animation of Bevy assets
(types implementing the `Asset` trait). Bevy 0.8 does not contain
`bevy_asset` in its defaul features, so this new feature reflects that
new possibility to build Bevy and í½ƒ Bevy Tweening without support
for the `bevy_asset` crate. The new feature is enabled by default for
discoverability and to prevent a behavior breaking change.

This reverts commit 6a871576.

This reverts commit 77b56f44.

This reverts commit 722b62ec.

Remove `TweeningType` and split its functionalities between a new `RepeatCount`
controlling the number of repeats of an animation on one hand, and
`RepeatStrategy` controlling the way an animation restarts after a loop ended
on the other hand. This allows more granular control on the type of playback.

Remove the `tweening_type` parameter from `Tween<T>::new()` and replace it with
builder methods `with_repeat_count()` and `with_repeat_strategy()`.

Remove `is_looping()` from all tweenables, which was not implemented for most
of them anyway.

Signed-off-by: Alex Saveau <saveau.alexandre@gmail.com>

Fix double-boxing by removing the `IntoBoxDynTweenable` trait and the impl of
`Tweenable<T>` for `Box<dyn Tweenable>`, and instead using some `From`
conversion implemented per concrete type.

This lets you not have to run after every single system and instead just pass in the label.

It needs to be built-in because otherwise you have to completely recreate the animation to change the speed.

Allow a `Tween` to play backward by setting its direction with
`Tween::set_direction()`.

Upgrade the version of `bevy-inspector-egui` to `0.10` for Bevy v0.7
compatibility, otherwise the examples were building with Bevy v0.6. Fix
the examples which now build correctly with Bevy v0.7.

Change the example in the `lib.rs` module documentation to not rely on
the `bevy_sprite` feature, to allow building cleanly with the
`--no-default-features` flag. Replace the use of `SpriteBundle` with
`TransformBundle`, which is not behind a feature flag so is alway
available.

Enable minimal dependencies with new features `bevu_sprite` and
`bevy_ui`, removing the `bevy/render` mandatory dependency. Those new
features are enabled by default, and enable the built-in lenses for the
related Bevy crates. The core `bevy_tweening` crate itself does not take
any optional Bevy dependency anymore, allowing for a slim build with
only the core Bevy functionalities.