experiment: general-purpose overlay animations#10693
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Fixes #11321
Adds built-in keyframe animations to all overlays, which a theme can then turn on via CSS custom properties (see the changed files for examples how). For a simple fade-in/out animation, all that is needed is to define the
--animation-durationproperty on a component with an overlay.Experimented with notification animations at the same time, as they require a bit more elaborate configuration so that the stacking notifications enter and leave without all the other notifications jumping suddenly.