[WIP] Fit json loader into resource container protocol #102
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Signed off by: @victordomiciano Signed off by: @Kazuo256 Signed off by: @josealvim
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We need to:
ResourceLoader<T>class which is to be overloaded for the appropriate typesResourceContainer<T>to delegate resource loading to the correspondingResourceLoader<T>ResourceLoader<SpriteAnimationTable>while movingaction/json2spriteanimation.hout of the public API.This way, the default loader for animation tables becomes the JSON loader, but the developer can still pass their own loader to
ResourceLoader.