Added animations to the top tips slides.

src/slides.md

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+## The Batch "finished" State
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+- Use the `finished` state over the pre-loaded batch operations where possible.
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 # Running Batch With Drush
 
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@@ -560,17 +566,17 @@ function batch_update_example_update_10001(&$sandbox) {
 
 ## Top Tips
 
-- If the data needs to be processed in real time then use a batch; otherwise use a standard queue.
-- Kick off your batches in a form or controller, but process the batch in a separate class. This allows easy Drush integration.
-- Use the `finished` property to make dynamic batches; rather than preloaded.
+* If the data needs to be processed in real time then use a batch; otherwise use a standard queue.
+* Kick off your batches in a form or controller, but process the batch in a separate class. This allows easy Drush integration.
+* Use the `finished` property to make dynamic batches; rather than preloaded.
 
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 ## Top Tips
 
-- Keep your batch operations simple. Break them apart into separate operations if needed.
-- Think about the footprint of your batch operations. Keep them small. You can still cause timeouts during the batch if you aren't careful.
-- Try to allow batch operations to pick up where they left off. If any errors occur you can re-run to complete the task.
+* Keep your batch operations simple. Break them apart into separate operations if needed.
+* Think about the footprint of your batch operations. Keep them small. You can still cause timeouts during the batch if you aren't careful.
+* Try to allow batch operations to pick up where they left off. If any errors occur you can re-run to complete the task.
 
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