Implement override for interpolation - #6
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- add setInterpolationFn instance method which returns previous interporation function - call the registered interpolation function in the process - rename the private method '_doInterpolate' which is called by default in userland it can be reused in custom function: 'instance._doInterpolate(entry, options)'
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b8c0a0e Implement an override for interpolation
in userland it can be reused in custom function: 'instance._doInterpolate(entry, options)'