motion-reviewlisted

## What It Does Audits the project's motion against `motion.md`: declared duration ceiling, easing curve set, reduced-motion behavior. Catches transitions that exceed the duration budget, ad-hoc easing curves not in the declared set, and components that ignore `prefers-reduced-motion`. ## Use This When Use for every design-test run after `responsive-review`. ## Inputs - Read `docs/instructions/design-system/motion.md`. - Read `references/motion-checklist.md`. - Read the live phase's reduced-motion screenshot results from `runtime-checks.ts` if available. ## Procedure Scan and budget parsing are deterministic — drive them with the scripts. 1. Run `scripts/parse-motion-budget.sh <motion.md>` → key/value rows: `duration-ceiling`, `easing`, `reduced-motion`. This is the declared budget. 2. Run `scripts/scan-animations.sh [search-root]` → `<file>:<line>\t<duration-ms>\t<excerpt>` rows. Every duration is normalized to milliseconds (`300ms`, `0.5s` → `500ms`, framer-motion `duration: 0.3` → `300ms`). 3. Compare each emitted ms value to the declared duration ceiling. Over budget → `motion` finding, **medium** by default. 4. Run `scripts/find-reduced-motion-violations.sh [search-root]` → one row per file that animates without `prefers-reduced-motion` or `useReducedMotion()`. Each row is a **high** severity finding (a11y blocker). 5. Cross-check with the live phase: did the reduced-motion walk produce identical screenshots to the static walk for animated components? ## Output