fix(animations): ensure all elements are cleaned up when calling .destroy() #19654
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…troy() (#19654) * fix race condition * remove zero
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…troy() (#19654) * fix race condition * remove zero
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What is the current behavior?
The cleanup for CSS Animations is done in an raf, so the elements array may have already been emptied by the time to code runs.
What is the new behavior?
Had the clean up function take a copy of the elements array before calling the raf.
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