Add Tikz with native beamer background#13
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Summary
Native TikZ backend for beamer export -- scene.export_beamer(backend="tikz") emits inline TikZ drawing commands instead of embedded PDF images. Also adds scene.render_tikz() for standalone TikZ output. PRimary version.
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poetry run pytestpoetry run ruff check src/andpoetry run mypy src/handanim --no-strict-optionalexamples/if this introduces a user-facing featureCHANGELOG.mdupdated under[Unreleased]repo_overview.mdupdated if the architecture or file layout changedTesting notes
35 new tests in tests/core/test_tikz_renderer.py covering: coordinate transforms (Y-flip, scaling), colour cache/deduplication, all OpsTypes (line, curve, quad_curve, close_path, dot, fill mode, opacity, partial ops, metadata), tikzpicture structure, Scene integration (render_tikz, export_beamer with both backends), and 2 pdflatex compilation tests that verify the output actually compiles to PDF. All 341 tests pass with no regressions.