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Fix leak of CurvedAnimations in long-lived ImplicitlyAnimatedWidgets. #84785
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LGTM with style nits
When an ImplicitlyAnimatedWidget gets rebuilt while reusing an existing ImplicitlyAnimatedWidgetState, a new CurvedAnimation is created and added as a status listener to that State's AnimationController.
If the ImplicitlyAnimatedWidgetState is long lived this leads to a leak of CurvedAnimations.
This change adds a dispose to CurvedAnimation which cleans up its status listener from its parent and ImplicitlyAnimatedWidgetState uses this dispose when creating a new CurvedAnimation.
fixes #84730