fix: ensure spring animation does not have negative start offset

[rikschennink]

fixes #4468

In some situations animating a spring causes the spring value to animate in the wrong direction for the first tick.

For example, animating 100 to 0, logging the value inside the spring function shows:

100.1 -> 98 -> 87 -> 80 -> all good

That 100.1 is problematic, it causes a slight jump at the start of the animation.

As stated in the referenced issue I wasn't able to reproduce this with a test or on the REPL, this PR did solve the issue in my project.

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[vignesh1507]

Thanks for updating it.

[Rich-Harris]

very belated thanks! I've opened #14541 which fixes the issue from the other direction, by ensuring that we use the same clock in task callbacks as elsewhere — this means that the same fix applies in other places that use loop too. Closing in favour of that PR

[rikschennink]

Thanks @Rich-Harris, glad to see this fixed :)