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Add UIKit behavioral tests. #60
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These tests provide a baseline of expectations for how different key paths are expected to animate in UIKit. These tests serve both as educational ("What can I animate with UIKit?") as well as as a measure of our own adherance to the baseline expectations.
For example, as a result of these unit tests it is now clear that we should not be additively animating opacity by default.
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These tests provide a baseline of expectations for how different key paths are expected to animate in UIKit. These tests serve both as educational ("What can I animate with UIKit?") as well as as a measure of our own adherence to the baseline expectations.
For example, as a result of these unit tests it is now clear that we should not be additively animating opacity by default.