Add keyframes as utilities instead of base#2108
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Follow up to tailwindlabs#2107. Please note there are still instances in of `px` usage in the v4-alpha and v4 blog posts, wasn't sure whether those should be changed too, or preserved for prosperity.
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This PR updates the animation plugin to add the keyframes rules to the "utilities" layer rather than the "base" layer. Sounds a little bit weird until you realize that doing it any other way means you need
@tailwind basein your CSS for animations to work, which feels wrong. You should be able to use our animations using just the "utilities" layer.Fixes #2103.