tween.lua

The interface is straightforward with just `tween.new()` for creation and `update()` for progression, making it easy to integrate into existing Lua codebases without a steep learning curve.

Comes with 45 built-in easing functions, including variants like bounce and elastic, as detailed in the easing table, allowing for natural and varied motion effects out-of-the-box.

Allows developers to define custom easing functions, enabling specialized interpolation for unique animations, as shown in the example using LÖVE's Bezier curves.

Works on deeply-nested subtables, so you can animate complex data structures like color arrays without flattening, as demonstrated in the fade example.

Provides `set()` and `reset()` methods for precise control over tween progression, including playing animations backwards, as highlighted in the demo and interface sections.