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Why would it make them legally liable for seizures? There's plenty of things on Steam that could do this already, simply using a PC puts those people at risk of such things.
Browse here with adult content enabled to see why it will never be a thing:
https://steamcommunity.com/?subsection=images
Hint: plenty of gif animations of men and women doing the thing.
This is what ton of avatars would turn out being about if avatar gif images would be allowed and as eram above said, last thing Valve wants to do is moderate the uploaded images. Current policy of acting only on reports would not cut it anymore.
If you want a custom animated GIF avatar, you will pay $5 upfront, then can upload and preview the avatar and it will stay pending (and not visible) until approved manually by a moderator. You have to pay for every submission to approval (preview is free).
If the moderator redlights the avatar, the $5 are lost, no appeals. If the moderator greenlights the avatar, it becomes visible.
How about you pay $100 upfront and release a game that people will pay you to play?
No, 5$ is not such a big amount to stop anyone from doing bad things.
Make it 500$ and it might work.
As long as you release an actual game and not a throwaway thing just to get an animated avatar, that shouldn't be an issue.