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docs(readme): shorten animations paragraph in Why NeferWL (#142)

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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ I wanted a compositor I would never have to think about. It takes the newest Way
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1919 It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes. No built-in bar or wallpaper either: bring your own, any layer-shell client works.
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21-Animations are experimental and off by default (`animations = on`). Off, every change is instant. On, three-finger swipes follow your fingers, and windows and the view glide on short springs (about 180 ms). Windows fade in and out, the overview zooms its cards, and a brief pulse marks the window you just focused. They stay cheap: nothing runs while the screen is still, only the region that moves is redrawn, and apps are resized once, to their final size.
21+Animations are short, cheap and off by default (experimental, `animations = on`).
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2323 About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change. See [Performance](docs/performance.md).
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@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ I wanted a compositor I would never have to think about. It takes the newest Way
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19 It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes. No built-in bar or wallpaper either: bring your own, any layer-shell client works.19 It is small on purpose, and it will stay small. No blur, no shadows, no rounded corners, no themes. No built-in bar or wallpaper either: bring your own, any layer-shell client works.
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21-Animations are experimental and off by default (`animations = on`). Off, every change is instant. On, three-finger swipes follow your fingers, and windows and the view glide on short springs (about 180 ms). Windows fade in and out, the overview zooms its cards, and a brief pulse marks the window you just focused. They stay cheap: nothing runs while the screen is still, only the region that moves is redrawn, and apps are resized once, to their final size.21+Animations are short, cheap and off by default (experimental, `animations = on`).
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23 About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change. See [Performance](docs/performance.md).23 About 40–80 MB of RAM with two 4K monitors, and almost no CPU while the screen does not change. See [Performance](docs/performance.md).
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