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a smoother radius transform version using css. no framer motion used here. for auto height transition using css `grid` inspired by jhey ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ. when collapsed `grid-rows-[0fr]` and expanded `grid-rows-[1fr]`. and that with `ease-out-cubic` with `300ms` makes it feel just perfect ~

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