Adjust frame time calculation for better stability

[FedericoDM]

I am replying the same approach used in @Lqm1's x-client-transaction-id library. This change is mentioned to reduce the frequency of the 404 Not Found error.

The original author implemented this same fix in the following commit.

Summary by Sourcery

Enhancements:

• Adjust frame time calculation by rounding to the nearest 10

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved the calculation of animation timing for smoother and more consistent transitions.

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Reviewer's Guide

Introduces rounding of the computed frame_time to the nearest multiple of 10 within get_animation_key to stabilize request timing and reduce 404 errors, mirroring the fix from the referenced x-client-transaction-id implementation.

Class diagram for updated get_animation_key method

classDiagram
    class Transaction {
        +get_animation_key(key_bytes, response)
    }
    Transaction : frame_time calculation now includes rounding to nearest 10

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Frame time calculation now rounds to the nearest ten	Divide raw frame_time by 10 Round the result to the nearest integer Multiply back by 10 to get the adjusted frame_time	twikit/x_client_transaction/transaction.py

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Walkthrough

The update changes how the frame_time value is calculated in the get_animation_key method within the transaction module. The new implementation rounds frame_time to the nearest multiple of 10, affecting the timing used in animation key calculations. No other logic or structural changes are introduced.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
twikit/x_client_transaction/transaction.py	Modified get_animation_key to round frame_time to nearest 10.

Poem

A hop and a skip, a frame at a time,
Now rounded up neatly, the timing’s sublime.
Animation flows smoother, with numbers aligned,
Ten by ten, the frames are designed.
A rabbit’s delight in each rounded beat—
Hopping through code, making timing so neat!

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twikit/x_client_transaction/transaction.py (1)

134-134: LGTM! Frame time rounding implementation is correct.

The change properly rounds frame_time to the nearest multiple of 10, which aligns with the PR objective to reduce 404 errors by stabilizing the timing calculations. The mathematical operation is correct and handles edge cases appropriately.

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