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.

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

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.

This avoids having those predefined types, which are optional, be in the
middle of the core types.

Add a `Tweenable<T>` trait describing a generic animatable tween-like
element.

Expose the three types of tweenables and implement `Tweenable<T>` for
them:
- `Tween<T>`, a single animation
- `Sequence<T>`, a sequence of consecutive animations
- `Tracks<T>`, a batch of animations running in parallel

Clean-up animators to hold a single top-level `Tweenable<T>` and let the
user build any kind of animation hierarchy for themselves.

Import `bevy_tweening` from its old repository.

URL:
https://github.com/djeedai/bevy_extra/tree/main/crates/bevy_tweening

Commit: 1e13a72