* add property for movement speed text format
* add additional checks to camera speed progress calculation
* round movement speed to make it visually more appealing in the context menu
* remove complex curve function
* update camera easing feature to use Mathf.Pow instead
* add total camera speed steps to ViewportOptions
* change default value for max camera speed from 64 to 32
* update ViewportOptions ordering and grouping
* update string format for movement speed
* add option to force a certain text width to ViewportWidgetButton
* force camera settings widget to fit longest possible speed value
* changed displayed camera speed using string.Format
* changed some lines to always correctly display the camera speed
* switched from Mathf.Clamp to Mathf.Saturate for values between 0 and 1
* change camera move speed method to use easing curve
* add methods for inversion of Mathf.InterpEaseInOut (might have better alternative)
* add setting for easing curve degree in ViewportOptions
* update camera speed adjustments to use easing curve
* remove unused camera speed values array
* update some comments and namings
* update ViewportOptions to include new default camera settings
* update existing default settings in ViewportOptions
* extract viewport options setup into own method
* initialize new camera settings with default settings in EditorViewport
* add camera panning speed option to camera settings context menu
* add relative panning speed based on distance to camera target to camera settings context menu
* add relative panning option to camera settings context menu
* fix float comparisons
* remove invert panning entry from view widget
* remove unused show/hide method for camera widget
* remove fixed camera speed buttons from camera speed scale widget
* change camera speed scale widget to general camera settings widget
* move all camera-related settings from view mode widget to camera settings widget
* fix some typo
* add possibility to set camera speed manually
* add min/max camera speed options
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