chakra-ui/panda @pandacss/types@0.49.0

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Minor Changes

• 97a0e4d: Add support for animation styles. Animation styles focus solely on animations, allowing you to orchestrate
  animation properties.

  Pairing animation styles with text styles and layer styles can make your styles a lot cleaner.

  Here's an example of this:

  import { defineAnimationStyles } from '@pandacss/dev'
  
  export const animationStyles = defineAnimationStyles({
    'slide-fade-in': {
      value: {
        transformOrigin: 'var(--transform-origin)',
        animationDuration: 'fast',
        '&[data-placement^=top]': {
          animationName: 'slide-from-top, fade-in',
        },
        '&[data-placement^=bottom]': {
          animationName: 'slide-from-bottom, fade-in',
        },
        '&[data-placement^=left]': {
          animationName: 'slide-from-left, fade-in',
        },
        '&[data-placement^=right]': {
          animationName: 'slide-from-right, fade-in',
        },
      },
    },
  })

  With that defined, I can use it in my recipe or css like so:

  export const popoverSlotRecipe = defineSlotRecipe({
    slots: anatomy.keys(),
    base: {
      content: {
        _open: {
          animationStyle: 'scale-fade-in',
        },
        _closed: {
          animationStyle: 'scale-fade-out',
        },
      },
    },
  })

  This feature will drive consumers to lean in towards CSS for animations rather than JS. Composing animation names is a
  powerful feature we should encourage consumers to use.