Refactor @media handling
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Refactor @media handling
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Instead of re-parsing the `@media`, we parse it once and handle each param individually.
We do this for handling all other parts as well. This makes it more consistent.
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This PR is an internal refactor to improve the way we handle at-rules. Essentially we check for the
@symbol and bail early if that's not the case.We also improve the way
@mediais being handled by first checking for@media, and then handle all the params separately.Last but not least, we also inverted the
@themecheck condition such that it is handled the same way we handle everything else.