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Sass has deprecated the `if()` function call syntax to resolve conflicts with the upcoming CSS `if()` function. This change replaces all usages of `if()` in `tokens/` with a custom `if-else()` function defined in `tokens/_utils.scss`. Fixes: #5884 Co-authored-by: asyncliz <34382620+asyncliz@users.noreply.github.com>
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Sass has deprecated the legacy `if()` function in favor of the new CSS `if()` function. To resolve this, we must use the new Sass syntax `if(sass(...): ...; else: ...)` introduced in Sass 1.95.0. This change: 1. Updates `sass` dependency to `^1.97.3`. 2. Migrates all token files to use the new syntax. Fixes: #5884 Co-authored-by: asyncLiz <34382620+asyncLiz@users.noreply.github.com>
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Replaces deprecated Sass
if()function with a customif-elsehelper to avoid build warnings.The custom function uses Sass
@ifflow control which is not deprecated.Refactored all token files to use this new helper.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 18255584388765054269 started by @asyncliz