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Timelines are not just for animations

Timelines are often used in novel writing. For example, the timeline workflow in Manuskcript. The concept can serve a similar purpose in writing historical articles but would probably hinder writing math proofs or technical manuals. For an editor, the feature should be accessible but hidden by default.

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