Reveal/RevealGroup called `motion(as)` inside the render body. Unlike
the cached `motion.div` accessor, calling `motion()` as a function
returns a brand-new component type on every invocation. So each
re-render produced a different element type at that position, React
unmounted and remounted the whole subtree, and any focused <input>
inside (the login/signup/forgot-password forms) lost focus on every
keystroke — you could only type one character at a time.
Cache one motion component per element type via a module-level map so
the component reference stays stable across renders. React now
reconciles in place and focus is preserved.
Verified with a Playwright A/B test on the login form: before the fix
typing "test@example.com" left only "t" with focus on <body> (1 blur
mid-type); after the fix the full value is retained, focus stays on the
input, zero blurs.