fix: fix notification bubble animation glitch

[mhduiy]

1. Replaced the previous complex ScriptAction with a simpler PropertyAnimation for the add transition
2. Added a new addDisplaced transition to handle displaced items when new notifications are added
3. Removed the manual script that forced previous bubble animations to complete, which was causing visual glitches
4. Now uses standard Qt Quick transitions for smoother and more reliable animation behavior

fix: 修复通知气泡动画显示问题

1. 将之前复杂的 ScriptAction 替换为更简单的 PropertyAnimation 来处理添加 动画
2. 新增 addDisplaced 过渡动画来处理新通知添加时其他气泡的位移
3. 移除了强制完成前一个气泡动画的手动脚本，该脚本会导致视觉故障
4. 现在使用标准的 Qt Quick 过渡动画来实现更平滑可靠的动画效果

PMS: BUG-355029

Summary by Sourcery

Simplify and standardize notification bubble list transitions to fix animation glitches when new notifications are added.

Bug Fixes:

• Resolve visual glitches caused by forcibly completing previous notification bubble animations when adding new notifications.

Enhancements:

• Replace the previous ScriptAction and XAnimator-based add transition with a single PropertyAnimation-based transition for smoother bubble entry.
• Introduce an addDisplaced transition using PropertyAnimation to smoothly reposition existing bubbles when new notifications are inserted.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Refactors the notification bubble list add animation to use standard Qt Quick PropertyAnimation transitions, and adds a dedicated addDisplaced transition to smoothly reposition existing bubbles when new notifications are inserted, removing the previous manual ScriptAction hack that caused glitches.

Sequence diagram for updated notification bubble add animation

sequenceDiagram
    actor User
    participant App
    participant NotificationModel
    participant bubbleView
    participant addTrans
    participant addDisplacedTrans

    User->>App: Triggers event that creates notification
    App->>NotificationModel: appendNotification()
    NotificationModel-->>bubbleView: modelUpdated (new item)
    bubbleView->>addTrans: start add Transition
    activate addTrans
    addTrans->>addTrans: PropertyAnimation on item.x
    addTrans-->>bubbleView: item slides in from width to 0
    deactivate addTrans

    bubbleView->>addDisplacedTrans: start addDisplaced Transition
    activate addDisplacedTrans
    addDisplacedTrans->>addDisplacedTrans: PropertyAnimation on displaced items x
    addDisplacedTrans-->>bubbleView: existing bubbles reposition smoothly
    deactivate addDisplacedTrans

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Replace custom ScriptAction/XAnimator-based add animation with a simple PropertyAnimation on x.	Remove the ScriptAction that forcibly completes the previous bubble’s animation by setting its x position to 0. Replace the XAnimator used in the add Transition with a PropertyAnimation targeting the added item’s x property. Animate the added item from its own width to x = 0 over 600ms with an OutExpo easing curve.	panels/notification/bubble/package/main.qml
Introduce an addDisplaced Transition to smoothly animate repositioned bubbles when new notifications are added.	Add an addDisplaced Transition block on the ListView to handle displacement of existing items. Within addDisplaced, add a PropertyAnimation targeting the displaced item’s x property, animating it to 0. Use the same 600ms OutExpo easing as the add animation for consistent motion between added and displaced bubbles.	panels/notification/bubble/package/main.qml

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