Fix fade effect for tab labels that overflow#5552
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As discussed in the forums, the fade effect for tab labels that overflow was mistakenly removed in #5510. This PR fixes that.
Additionally, the ugly SCSS variables I added in #3692 were removed, and the changes made to the linear gradients in 'tabs.scss' in 233a199 were reverted. They were introduced as a workaround for a Safari issue that has already been resolved.
From Safari 15.4 Release Notes - March 14, 2022
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npm run testto verify the unit tests pass