CSS: Fix parsing of @keyframes rules#8053
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Before 23ed111 "CSS: Improve handling of generic-at-rules (for example used by tailwind)" the CSS parser returned the body of generic @-rules as a plain list of tokens. That changed and the @Keyframes rule needs to be special cased. There was already a special case for the @-webkit-keyframes variant, which is identical to the final variant and differs only in the introducing rule name. The vendored variants @-moz-keyframes and @-o-keyframes are also supported. Closes: apache#8052
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Before 23ed111 "CSS: Improve handling of generic-at-rules (for example used by tailwind)" the CSS parser returned the body of generic @-rules as a plain list of tokens. That changed and the @Keyframes rule needs to be special cased. There was already a special case for the @-webkit-keyframes variant, which is identical to the final variant and differs only in the introducing rule name.
Closes: #8052