fix: log and safely handle animation settings read failure

[Rv607x]

Purpose / Description

This is a fix to handle animation settings read failure. The current implementation dint not handle failed reads properly, the fix adds handling of the read failure with appropriate error message

Fixes

fix: log and safely handle animation settings read failure

Approach

adds the correct error message when read settings fail. using Timber to log the message. Timber.w(e, "Failed to read system animation settings")

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[david-allison]

Thanks! Change is good.

Please fill out all the PR template

As it's a small change, it's fine to say it's untested, but we should know

Remove "learning" if it's not relevant (it's not)

The first 3 checkboxes should be considered

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Timber.w(e, "message")

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Timber.w(e, "message")

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