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Implement variable shadow scoping #1748
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Shadow scopes overwrite variables in global scopes if they already exist there. Normal scopes do not allow this without setting the `!global` flag on assignment.
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Fixes #1746 (spec tests: sass/sass-spec#625)
Shadow scopes overwrite variables in global scopes if
they already exist there. Normal scopes do not allow
this without setting the
!globalflag on assignment.