could you provide a detailed example on how to use the animateUnlayout(final int duration, int opacity, Runnable callback) method of Container? Because, if I look at the code I don't really understand. It takes a pending layout and animate a morphing from the pending layout to the current one. But what is the point of this? if the container is displayed it will switch from its current layout to the pending one and then comme back to its current layout during the animation time. I don't see any situation where I would want an animation to do that. Usually an animation is supposed to take place from a current layout and have a pending layout as a final goal (what is exactly what animateLayout does). and this even when I want to remove a component (what is what the animateUnlayout method is labeled to be usefull for but I don't understand how), in which case I want my animation to go from this current component layout to a pending disposed component layout (and at the end of the animation I can remove this component from its parent or hide it) Also it is supposed to leave the container in an "invalid state" but I see nothing in the code that would deinitialise the container at the end
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