Refactory the watchOS Animation solution using the SDAnimatedImagePlayer (~> 5.3.0) #46
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For Animated Player, See SDWebImage 5.3.0 feature: https://github.com/SDWebImage/SDWebImage/releases/tag/5.3.0
This PR refactoring the watchOS implementation, without the Image/IO Animation API (Which can only use GIF). Supports animated webp as well.
This PR add some upstream control options like playback rate on AnimatedImage.
Also, this PR fix watchOS current incompatible issues with watchOS 6.1. (Previously works well on watchOS 6.0)