Linux symlink test.

Triangle Slider now has an asymmetric option.

New master.lua script that combines the functionality of all other scripts.

All other scripts are now depreciated.

- The target slider can now run a given function when a target is reached, similar to a delay timer.
- All sliders except manual and noise can now run a given function when the end of a period is reached similar to periodic timers

- Added failsafe for extremely fast timers/sliders behaving erratically.
- The delay timer can now accept a delay of 0 causing the function to be run instantly on the next call of TimerDelay:step().
- Giving nil to TimerDelay:newDelay() now causes the timer to repeat the last given delay.
- Creating a new delay timer and setting the delay to nil will cause the timer to wait for the next TimerDelay:newDelay() call but internally sets the delay to 0. This means that repeating the delay of this new timer will cause the function to be run instantly.
- Delay timers now support timescaling.
- TimerDelay:new() now has a noInstantRun parameter. When creating a delay timer and setting this to true will cause the delay timer to wait for the next TimerDelay:newDelay() call, no matter what is set for the delay parameter. This option is ignored if the delay parameter is already set to nil.

Creating a new delay timer or setting a new delay for an existing delay timer with an invalid time will abort the operation instead of setting a new delay of 1 second.

Fixed perlin noise slider

Housekeeping update

Added timers.lua. Timers run functions after set periods of time. The periodic timer calls a given function after set intervals. The delay timer waits a set amount of time to run a function and stops until a new delay time is given.

new() functions now support immediate setting of parameters