removed framer-motion from option-list

Reviewer's Guide by Sourcery

This pull request removes the framer-motion dependency from the option-list component and replaces it with CSS animations. The changes focus on simplifying the animation implementation and improving performance by using native CSS transitions.

Class diagram for OptionMenuContent component changes

classDiagram
    class OptionMenuContent {
        +ref
        +sideOffset
        +align
        +side
        +alignOffset
        +loop
        +asChild
        +onClick(e)
        +children
    }
    note for OptionMenuContent "Removed framer-motion and added CSS animations"
    class OptionMenuPrimitive {
        +Portal
        +Content
    }

Class diagram for Tailwind CSS configuration changes

classDiagram
    class TailwindConfig {
        +keyframes
        +animation
    }
    TailwindConfig : +slideDownAndFade
    TailwindConfig : +slideLeftAndFade
    TailwindConfig : +slideUpAndFade
    TailwindConfig : +slideRightAndFade
    note for TailwindConfig "Added new CSS animations for sliding and fading"

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Removed framer-motion animations from OptionMenuContent	Removed AnimatePresence component Replaced motion.div with a regular div element Removed initial, animate, exit, and transition props Added CSS classes for animations using Tailwind	`src/design-system/components/atoms/option-list.tsx`
Added new CSS animations to Tailwind configuration	Added slideDownAndFade, slideLeftAndFade, slideUpAndFade, and slideRightAndFade keyframes Added corresponding animation classes with cubic-bezier timing functions	`src/design-system/tailwind-base.js`
Updated OptionMenuPrimitive.Content props	Removed forceMount prop Removed conditional rendering based on 'open' state	`src/design-system/components/atoms/option-list.tsx`

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