Allow video speed to change over time - #144
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A single
speednumber can't ramp, freeze or hold part of a clip. Videospeednow also accepts an array of Tween objects, using the sameoneOfshape asvolume, so playback speed can change over time; a speed of 0 holds the current frame. Numericspeedis unchanged.Merging publishes a minor release.
Verify:
pnpm build && pnpm test:smoke. The new checks parse a Tween array and a number.speed: number | Tween[]on the video assetSchema:
videoasset.yamlspeed