Docs: parity.md and gaps.md G8 describe ease presets (#254)

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- After Effects SDK plug-ins cannot run in EffectCraft. Our own WebAssembly plug-in API exists
([plugins.md](plugins.md)). Grow it: documentation, examples, and original effects that cover
what the most common third-party plug-ins are used for (particles, glows, 3D objects, sabers).
- Done so far: ease presets (Window ▸ Ease Presets, `keys.easePreset.*`, #254) cover what
ease-curve plug-ins are used for: easing curves kept by name, drawn and edited in a value graph,
and applied to pairs of keyframes ([parity.md](parity.md#update-ease-presets-254)).
### G9. Reach

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wrong signatures and versions, fuel exhaustion, traps and bit-identical output; script
`Socket` validates ports, and ScriptUI resource strings accept trailing array commas.
## Update: ease presets (#254)
**Window ▸ Ease Presets** is our own panel for what ease-curve plug-ins are used for in After
Effects (G8): keep easing curves by name and apply them to pairs of keyframes. A curve is the out
handle of the first key and the in handle of the second, in the Keyframe Velocity dialog's terms:
influence in percent, and speed relative to the segment's average speed, so one curve fits any
duration and change of value. Applying it eases every pair of neighbouring selected keyframes of
each property in one undo step, per dimension, and along the motion path for spatial properties
(as Easy Ease does); an Auto Bezier key keeps its other side. Twelve built-in curves (Linear,
Smooth, Ease In-Out Soft / plain / Strong, Accelerate and Decelerate with Strong variants, Expo
In-Out / Accelerate / Decelerate) are our own numbers; user presets are kept in the settings store
(`ease_presets.json`; a corrupt file or entry is skipped, never fatal). The panel draws each preset
as a thumbnail (a click applies it) and the working curve in a value graph whose two handles drag;
Apply, From Keys (the curve between the first selected pair), Save Current, Rename and Delete.
Commands: `keys.easePreset.apply {preset | curve}` (`curve` as `{outInfluence, outSpeed,
inInfluence, inSpeed}` or cubic-bezier handles `[x1, y1, x2, y2]`), `keys.easePreset.capture`,
`keys.easePreset.save {name, curve?}`, `keys.easePreset.list`, `keys.easePreset.rename {name,
newName}`, `keys.easePreset.delete {name}`; automation ids `easePresets.*`.
Not yet: curves with more than one bend (bounce and elastic shapes, which need keyframes in
between), preset import / export files, and a live preview on the keys while dragging the handles.
## Update: M5.9–M5.14 keyframes, M3.15 clipboard, M12.8 responsiveness
- **The app froze every 10 s on Windows** (M12.8): the cache budgets' memory reading started