Motion edit prompt

Use the static SVG as the starting state with no edits. Keep the desk, monitor, camera, and tabletop fixed. Animate the entire seated person together with the office chair as one group sliding smoothly to the right first, covering about one fifth of the chair base’s own width and stopping with the nearer knee still short of the desk edge, then gliding back left to where it sits in the provided SVG. While this group moves right, pivot the torso backward from the seat toward the chair in a small counterclockwise lean of about 9 degrees, then return it upright as the group slides back. Counter-rotate the head slightly forward from the neck by about 14 degrees clockwise so the face continues looking toward the monitor, and let the arm resting on the desk follow the torso with a subtle compensating pivot of about 7 degrees clockwise at the shoulder so the hand stays near the tabletop; reverse both pivots as the torso returns. Independently animate the front shoe nearest the desk with a repeated heel-pivot rocking motion of about 12 degrees counterclockwise: the toe lifts upward first and settles flat; perform this toe-tap three times, beginning the first as the chair starts sliding right and completing the third as the chair finishes its leftward return.