Swapped the keyframes so scale=1.0 (full frame) is the loop's start/end
state and the zoom-in happens at the midpoint, matching how it's meant to
read: settle on the full picture, breathe in, breathe back out.
At the old 60s round-trip, a fresh render (triggered by the server well
before a minute passes) kept restarting the animation from tick 0, so only
the outbound zoom-out was ever visible on-device -- it never appeared to
zoom back in. Shortening the loop to 10s total makes it far more likely a
full out-and-back cycle plays before the next refresh.
The corner-reveal zoom scaled down from 1.0 toward ~0.71 (via Translate
to shift toward a corner), which showed up on a real device as a black
border cutting into the art. Empirical testing against the actual Row
layout at native canvas size showed the outer Box auto-fits an oversized
child at Scale(1.0, 1.0), so scaling down from there shrinks the already-
fitted image further and exposes background outside its bounds. Scaling
up only ever crops further into the image, which is always safe.
This drops Translate and the per-track corner selection (animation.Scale
pivots at the top-left corner by default with no way to change it -- an
explicit origin parameter was tried and had no effect), so the effect now
always zooms into the top-left corner instead of a track-dependent one.
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