Brian Birtles 11ce2f8504 Bug 948245 part 2 - Allow the min attribute to extend the active duration; r=dholbert ...

The min attribute on an animation element can extend the active duration making
it longer than the "repeat duration" (the amount of the time the animation runs
including all repeats). For the remaining time after the repeat duration has
completed until the end of the active duration the animation should apply its
fill behavior.

Previously this was not implemented and min could not extend the active
duration. Allowing this effectively introduces an additional kind of state where
we are both within the active interval but not animating. In this case we
set the animation function (referred to as the "client" for historical reasons)
to inactive so that effectively the timing model is active but the animation
model is inactive.

(In the future we will come up with something a little easier to understand when
we rework this in terms of Web Animations components.)

2013-12-13 13:41:52 +09:00

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