feat(formatter_css): update oxc-css-parser@0.0.3#23974
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Fixes #23969, closes #23983. Notably `oxc-css-parser@0.0.3` contains: - partial `postcss-simple-vars` support - fix glued css-in-js placeholder (`${C}:hover &`) As `oxc_allocator` has also been added as a dependency in `oxc-css-parser`, this has caused a conflict with the latest local (workspace) instance, so a `patch.crates-io` section has also been added. Apparently, this is a technique also used in [Tokio](https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio/blob/master/Cargo.toml#L18-L23).
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Fixes #23969, closes #23983. Notably `oxc-css-parser@0.0.3` contains: - partial `postcss-simple-vars` support - fix glued css-in-js placeholder (`${C}:hover &`) As `oxc_allocator` has also been added as a dependency in `oxc-css-parser`, this has caused a conflict with the latest local (workspace) instance, so a `patch.crates-io` section has also been added. Apparently, this is a technique also used in [Tokio](https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio/blob/master/Cargo.toml#L18-L23).

Fixes #23969, closes #23983.
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oxc-css-parser@0.0.3contains:postcss-simple-varssupport${C}:hover &)As
oxc_allocatorhas also been added as a dependency inoxc-css-parser, this has caused a conflict with the latest local (workspace) instance, so apatch.crates-iosection has also been added. Apparently, this is a technique also used in Tokio.