TableReloadAnimations is now conform to the new TableReloadAnimationProtocol protocol

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Allows full customization of the animations for row/sections in UITableView by creating a general protocol which replaces the following methods of the TableReloadAnimations struct:

public var rowDeletionAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic
public var rowInsertionAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic
public var rowReloadAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic
	
public var sectionDeletionAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic
public var sectionInsertionAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic
public var sectionReloadAnimation: UITableView.RowAnimation = .automatic

TableReloadAnimations now is a default implementation of the TableReloadAnimationProtocol which defines two methods to animate row and section of a table for different actions:

public protocol TableReloadAnimationProtocol {
	func animationForRow(action: TableAnimationAction) -> UITableView.RowAnimation
	func animationForSection(action: TableAnimationAction) -> UITableView.RowAnimation
}

TableAnimationAction is just an enum which defines all the actions you can perform:

public enum TableAnimationAction {
	case delete
	case insert
	case reload
}

You can still use the TableReloadAnimations.default() struct to perform automatic refresh.