Fix false negatives for CSS variables in alpha-value-notation #5130
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Closes #5129
I ran into this bug while preparing a new release of stylelint-scales.
As mentioned in #5129, the best we can do is narrow down the possibilities of what a particular node could represent. This pull request uses in the slash within modern colour function notation as a fallback to find the
<alpha-value>.