feat: compile logical transition-property lists

[oe]

Logical names in transition-property were left unchanged even though the plugin compiled the related CSS declarations to physical properties. Map those names for both directions, and align static duration, delay, easing and behavior lists when one logical name expands to multiple physical properties. Preserve dynamic, inherited or unresolved function-valued shorthand timing lists with a PostCSS warning when their alignment cannot be determined.

Keep shorthand resets and declaration importance intact, and cache property mappings from both the upstream processor and our shim handlers. Existing plugin options and defaults are unchanged.

Validation: 429 tests, 162 browser cascade comparisons, 32 browser comparisons of actual transition duration/delay/easing, packed CJS/ESM/TypeScript consumers, types, library build and documentation build pass. Released in v0.7.1.

Release review adds invalid shorthand, keyword-property ambiguity, case-insensitive property names and unrelated-rule preservation regressions, with native browser timing comparisons.

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 98.06%. Comparing base (b03b15e) to head (d90017c).

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