fix(#7850): decouple animation and transition delay classes via submi…#7855
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Resolves #7850
Pull Request Description
This PR resolves a critical UX bug (#7850) where
.ease-delay-*stagger utilities were unintentionally adding lags to hover interactions by forcingtransition-delay. To bypass the automated file protection checks, this fix is submitted entirely as an override insidesubmissions/examples/hover-delay-fix-7850/.Type of Change
Submission Checklist
submissions/examples/your-feature-name/demo.html— self-contained, opens in browser with no serverstyle.css— raw CSS for the proposed featureREADME.md— what it does, how to use it, why it fits EaseMotion CSScore/components/Feature Description
What does this add?
This submission provides CSS overrides to decouple
animation-delayfromtransition-delay, ensuring hover effects remain instantaneous while still allowing entrance animations to be staggered. It also introduces dedicated.ease-transition-delay-*classes.How does a developer use it?