Multiple animation clips (timelines) in a single Cascadeur project file

Here's a featuree that shoud not be difficult to implement but would boost usability of Cascadeur massively :)

I started using Cascadeur just a few hours ago and I'm already missing one important feature - ability to create multiple timelines and switch between them freely.

My use case is simple:

- I import one character and rig it

- I add a bunch of objects to the scene - boxes, staircases, chairs, tables, ladders, doors, levers, valves, etc.

- I create multiple timelines - each with a single animation of my character doing something else (jumping over a fence, turning valve, walking the stairs, sitting on a chair, looking out of window, pulling the curtain and so on).

In the end, all those timelines are exported to a single output FBX file as individual animation clips

I think it's obvious how powerful it would be to be able to create such playground scene and, rig your character once and then just make a bunch of animations.

Right now the workaround would be to have all animation clips as one very long timeline in Cascadeur with no interpolation between last keyframe on a clip and first keyframe of next clip and then splitting this timeline into indiviual clips in target software (like Unity or Unreal engine).
But that would be a very painful process unless we could add a name or tag to keyframes, allowing us to easily find first and last keyframe of each "animation clip" on the timeline.