Remove gutenberg_ prefix for theme_json_get_style_nodes filter #44949
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What?
Updates the filter to match the name used in core.
See WordPress/wordpress-develop#3443.
Related to #44940.
Why?
We shouldn't be using different prefixes per environment—it's problematic for any consumer that want to use the filter.
How?
Renamed
gutenberg_theme_json_get_style_nodestowp_theme_json_get_style_nodesto match core.