SurfaceAnimator mInnerAnimationFinishedCallback

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one WindowContainer has one SurfaceAnimator object.
so one WindowState has one SurfaceAnimator object .

    final OnAnimationFinishedCallback mInnerAnimationFinishedCallback;

  AnimationAdapter.startAnimation(mLeash, t, type, mInnerAnimationFinishedCallback);

    final OnAnimationFinishedCallback mInnerAnimationFinishedCallback;

  AnimationAdapter.startAnimation(mLeash, t, type, mInnerAnimationFinishedCallback);

    /**
     * Requests to start the animation.
     *
     * @param animationLeash The surface to run the animation on. See {@link SurfaceAnimator} for an
     *                       overview of the mechanism. This surface needs to be released by the
     *                       component running the animation after {@code finishCallback} has been
     *                       invoked, or after the animation was cancelled.
     * @param t The Transaction to apply the initial frame of the animation.
     * @param type The type of the animation.
     * @param finishCallback The callback to be invoked when the animation has finished.
     */
    void startAnimation(SurfaceControl animationLeash, Transaction t, @AnimationType int type,
            @NonNull OnAnimationFinishedCallback finishCallback);

LocalAnimationAdapter:

    @Override
    public void startAnimation(SurfaceControl animationLeash, Transaction t,
            @AnimationType int type, @NonNull OnAnimationFinishedCallback finishCallback) {
        mAnimator.startAnimation(mSpec, animationLeash, t,
                () -> finishCallback.onAnimationFinished(type, this));
    }