Docs: Add migration guide from Animate.css to EaseMotion CSS

[Nareshkumawat-star]

What's Missing

Animate.css is the most widely used CSS animation library and many developers want to migrate to EaseMotion CSS. There is no class mapping guide or migration path.

Proposed Content for docs/migration-from-animate-css.md

1. Class name mapping table

   Animate.css	EaseMotion CSS
   animate__fadeIn	ease-fade-in
   animate__slideInUp	ease-slide-up
   animate__bounce	ease-bounce
   animate__pulse	ease-pulse

2. Key differences: utility-first vs. class-per-animation approach
3. Speed & delay control: --ease-* CSS variables vs. Animate.css classes
4. Custom CSS variable theming that Animate.css lacks
5. Removing Animate.css: find & replace reference

File to Create

docs/migration-from-animate-css.md

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