Allows jump to be a variable, making the jump event dynamic #2495
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I noticed that the jump event could not be set to a variable. This pull request is to add that feature.
How to test:
create a dialogic variable in the default VAR folder.
create a timeline with a jump event with the name of the variable and have it jump pass an end time line event to a label with the name of what the variable is set too.
jump {jump_demo}Failed[end_timeline]label variableSuccessRun the timeline. You should see the dialog that it jumped too.