Add finite execution count limit to timers #974
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…urjs#974) Closes excaliburjs#905. - Allow timers to repeat execution a finite number of times via `new ex.Timer(fn, interval, numTimes);` - Allow times to be reset with a different limit via `timer.reset(interval, numTimes)` - Allow access to the number of times a timer has been executed via timer.timesRepeated
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Closes #905.
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new ex.Timer(fn, interval, numTimes);timer.reset(interval, numTimes)