Daily arc lint --take GOOGLEJAVAFORMAT

Reviewed By: zertosh

Differential Revision: D20360867

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* stores a mapping from the view properties to the corresponding animated values (so it's actually
* also a node with connections to the value nodes).
*
* <p>Last "special" elements of the graph are "animation drivers". Those are objects
* (represented as a graph nodes too) that based on some criteria updates attached values every
* frame (we have few types of those, e.g., spring, timing, decay). Animation objects can be
* "started" and "stopped". Those are like "pulse generators" for the rest of the nodes graph. Those
* pulses then propagate along the graph to the children nodes up to the special node type:
* AnimatedProps which then can be used to calculate property update map for a view.
* <p>Last "special" elements of the graph are "animation drivers". Those are objects (represented
* as a graph nodes too) that based on some criteria updates attached values every frame (we have
* few types of those, e.g., spring, timing, decay). Animation objects can be "started" and
* "stopped". Those are like "pulse generators" for the rest of the nodes graph. Those pulses then
* propagate along the graph to the children nodes up to the special node type: AnimatedProps which
* then can be used to calculate property update map for a view.
*
* <p>This class acts as a proxy between the "native" API that can be called from JS and the main
* class that coordinates all the action: {@link NativeAnimatedNodesManager}. Since all the methods