chore(lib/cli): one video per slide (#242)

* chore(lib/cli): one video per slide

As titled, this PR changes how Manim Slides used to work by only storing one video file per slide.

Previously, a slide would store all animations that occur during the given slide. Up to now, the only "advantage" of this was that it would allow the user to know which animation is played.
But, at the cost of a very complex logic in present, just especially for reversed slides.

On top of top, all converter actually need to concatenate the animations from each slide into one, so it is now performed at rendering time.

To migrate from previous Manim Slides versions, the best is the render the slides again, using `manim render` or `manimgl render`.

Currently, it is not possible to start at a given animation anymore. However, if wanted, I may re-implement this, but this would require to change the config file again.

* fix(ci): trying to fix tests

* chore(test): renaming files

* chore(docs): remove old line from changelog

* fix(docs): typo

* fix(ci): manimgl and smarter comparison

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Jérome Eertmans
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from pathlib import Path
from typing import List
from manim_slides.utils import merge_basenames
def test_merge_basenames(paths: List[Path]) -> None:
path = merge_basenames(paths)
assert path.suffix == paths[0].suffix
assert path.parent == paths[0].parent
def test_merge_basenames_same_with_different_parent_directories(
paths: List[Path],
) -> None:
d1 = Path("a/b/c")
d2 = Path("d/e/f")
p1 = d1 / "one.txt"
p2 = d1 / "a/b/c/two.txt"
p3 = d2 / "d/e/f/one.txt"
p4 = d2 / "d/e/f/two.txt"
assert merge_basenames([p1, p2]).name == merge_basenames([p3, p4]).name