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A transition is a python callable that, when called with two keyword arguments, returns a displayable that performs the transition effect. The two keyword arguments are:
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A displayable representing the old screen.
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A displayable representing the new screen.
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The returned displayable should have a ``delay`` field, which gives the number of seconds the transition should run for.
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