fix(multiple): resolve sass if function deprecation warnings #32674
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[Sass has deprecated the `if` function](https://sass-lang.com/documentation/breaking-changes/if-function) in order to support the native CSS `if()`. These changes update all of our usages so users don't get deprecation warnings. Note that I decided to replace it with `@if`/`@else`, instead of the new syntax, because the new syntax is: 1. Harder to follow, in my opinion. 2. Likely going to break users that aren't on the absolute latest version of Sass.
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Sass has deprecated the
iffunction in order to support the native CSSif(). These changes update all of our usages so users don't get deprecation warnings.Note that I decided to replace it with
@if/@else, instead of the new syntax, because the new syntax is: