apply linear gradient incase variable reference not resolved #3159
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Why does this PR exist?
Fixes #3150
What does this pull request do?
Testing this change
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create a gradient, for example:
linear-gradient(45deg, #ff00ff 0%, #ff0000 100%)Reference this gradient in another token (in the same or other set)
Export these as Styles in Figma
Additional Notes (if any)
Before
After