fix: skip descriptor validation for nestable at-rules#362
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no-invalid-at-rulesrule was incorrectly treating properties inside nestable at-rules (like@media,@supports,@layer, etc.) as descriptors.What changes did you make? (Give an overview)
Added a check to skip descriptor validation entirely when a declaration appears inside a nestable at-rule, since these at-rules don't have descriptors and should allow properties directly.
Related Issues
Closes #255
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