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Hey, just wondering why the rotation transform is set so high if infinite is used still?
You already have `infinite` in your `animation`, you don’t need more than `360deg` (or even better `1 turn`) You probably want to use ‘linear’ timing function though. I’d also recommend to stick to shorthand properties order as recommended in spec