By using `get_template_directory_uri()` instead of `get_stylesheet_directory_uri()`, we make sure to include the images from the parent theme.
This avoids displaying missing images in block patterns when using a child theme of Twenty Ten, Twenty Eleven, or Twenty Twelve.
Follow-up to [51033], [51103], [51106].
Props audrasjb.
Fixes#53769.
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Upon further examination, this change was not great for backwards compatibility, resulting in block validation errors when running on older versions of WordPress.
While there are currently many `console.info()` notices caused by older format block syntax being updated to the current version included in WordPress 5.8, the blocks do not break.
Block patterns do not currently have a versioning mechanism, or a means to indicate which versions of WordPress are supported.
See #53617.
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When using the post editor with a bundled theme active, there will be a number of `console.info` notices printed to the browser’s console.
These notices are caused by block patterns containing outdated and deprecated versions of `core/*` blocks. Before rendering the blocks, they need to be updated, and this process outputs information to the console.
Props ntsekouras.
Fixes#53617.
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