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…nerateSteps Adds three new configurable easing generators to complement the existing generatePow, as requested in #507: - generateBack(overshoot): Back easing with custom overshoot (default 1.70158) - generateElastic(amplitude, period): Elastic easing with configurable amplitude and period - generateSteps(steps): Discrete step easing for staircase animations All generators return EasingFunctionGroup (In/Out/InOut) and satisfy the standard edge-value contracts (f(0)=0, f(1)=1, InOut(0.5)=0.5). Includes unit tests and updates the graphs example with visual demos. Closes #507 Co-Authored-By: Paperclip <noreply@paperclip.ing>
Add new easing function generators: generateBack, generateElastic, generateSteps
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