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Revert piecewise interpolation for transforms.
Rather than adopting CSS’s elaborate rules for detecting when the start and end transform are the same type as using piecewise (i.e., string-based) interpolation, we always use the consolidated transform transition. If you want to use string-based interpolation, simply specify d3.interpolateString as the interpolator. Fixes #746.
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