feat: add count up animation submission#1454
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Pull Request Description
This PR adds a new animation submission called Count Up Number Animation inside
submissions/examples/count-up-animation/.The animation demonstrates how numerical values can smoothly count from zero to a target value using modern CSS features such as
@property, CSS counters, and keyframe animations.Type of Change
Submission Checklist
submissions/examples/count-up-animation/demo.htmlstyle.cssREADME.mdcore/components/Feature Description
What does this add?
A CSS-based count-up animation that visually increases a displayed number from zero to a target value.
How does a developer use it?
Why does it fit EaseMotion CSS?
The effect is human-readable, visually engaging, and useful for dashboards, statistics sections, analytics pages, and achievement counters. It aligns with EaseMotion CSS's animation-first philosophy while remaining lightweight and dependency-free.
Demo
demo.htmlworks by opening directly in a browser)Browser Testing
Notes for Maintainer
The implementation explores modern CSS capabilities including
@property, counters, and keyframe-driven value transitions. The demo showcases practical dashboard and statistics use cases while remaining fully CSS-based.