fix(@angular-devkit/build-angular): check namespaced Sass variables when rebasing URLs#26577
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…hen rebasing URLs The `@use` Sass directive allows Sass variables to be accessed via a namespace. This was previously not checked when performing URL path rebasing on imported Sass stylesheets. These type of Sass variable references are now also ignored when attempting to rebase URL paths during loading. The final rebased URL now also does not add a leading relative prefix indicator (`./`) unless not already present.
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@useSass directive allows Sass variables to be accessed via a namespace. This was previously not checked when performing URL path rebasing on imported Sass stylesheets. These type of Sass variable references are now also ignored when attempting to rebase URL paths during loading. The final rebased URL now also does not add a leading relative prefix indicator (./) unless not already present.Closes #26570