Unexpected behavior: Animation can be resumed after kill() when pause() is called in between

[CHENJIAMIAN]

I've noticed an unexpected behavior in GSAP animations that might be a bug. Here's the scenario:

1. Create a GSAP animation using fromTo()
2. Call kill() on the animation
3. Call pause() on the animation
4. Call resume() on the animation

Expected behavior:
The animation should not resume, as it has been killed and should no longer exist in the GSAP system.

Actual behavior:
The animation resumes and plays as if it was never killed.

This behavior is inconsistent because:

• If you call resume() immediately after kill(), the animation does not resume (which is expected).
• However, if you insert a pause() call between kill() and resume(), the animation mysteriously comes back to life.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a simple GSAP animation:

   let tween = gsap.fromTo(".myElement", {x: 0}, {x: 100, duration: 2});

2. Immediately kill the animation:

   tween.kill();

3. Then pause it:

   tween.pause();

4. Finally, try to resume it:

   tween.resume();

The animation will unexpectedly play.

Questions:

1. Is this intended behavior?
2. If not, is this a known issue?
3. Are there any workarounds or best practices to avoid this unexpected behavior?

Environment:

• GSAP version: https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/gsap/3.12.4/gsap.min.js

Thank you for your time and consideration!