Ensure we always emit @keyframes correctly
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This PR fixes an issue where we didn't always generate the
@keyframes. Right now we only generate@keyframesif they are being used as one of the--animate-*utilities.However, if your
--animate-*definition is pretty long such that it is defined across multiple lines, then we didn't always generate the@keyframesfor it.This is because the animation name would look like
'my-animation-name\n'instead of'my-animation-name'.Fixes: #16227