fix: play the wordmark reveal instant demo on arrival - #15
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`instant` plays the moment it mounts, so on the docs page the preview was over long before you scrolled down to it — you arrived at the section and found a finished wordmark sitting there. The demo now holds the mount until its stage is on screen, which is what the prop looks like in real use anyway: a component that arrives with its route, its modal or its tab panel.
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instantplays the moment it mounts, so on the docs page the preview was over long before you scrolled down to it — you arrived at the section and found a finished wordmark sitting there.The demo now holds the mount until its stage is on screen, which is what the prop looks like in real use anyway: a component that arrives with its route, its modal or its tab panel.