Support Directional View Transitions #1375
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…rection and apply it appropriately according to whether traveling forward or backward in history stack. This de-couples a visit's history direction from its view transition direction. Multi-page applications may now implement coherent view transitions using any combination of turbo links and the browser's back & forward buttons.
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Addresses #1374
This adds support for setting the direction of visit's view transition, and applies the logical direction when navigating stack history.
Example
Annotate an anchor tag with its logical direction, which will be applied to the view transition.
After visiting the above link, subsequently using the browser's back button will apply a forward view transition. The end result is that the original as well as subsequent back/forward button visits will perform a view transition using the intuitive direction of the navigation.
TODO