0.13.1

0.13.1

A ticked row now leaves the same way on a phone as on a desktop. The collapse
lowered the row's ceiling but not its floor, and min-height wins — so the row
stopped a third of the way down on a desktop and half way on a phone, then
snapped shut when it was removed. The floor is animated away with the rest now.

The row also held still for its whole wait on neither. A property named only in a
later keyframe interpolates from its base value across the entire animation, not
across the segment it appears in, so the row's padding started shrinking the
moment the task was ticked: a slow squeeze on a desktop, and invisible on a phone
where wrapped content dominates the row's height. The fade and the collapse have
a window of their own each now, so each property changes over the window it
belongs to.