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hellofromTonya 5e52fa8477 Bundled Themes: Support pullquote block typography options in Twenty Twenty-One.
Pullquotes were not inheriting the correct styling from the block
editor. This commit resolves the issue by supporting typography options.

1. The `font-family` variable remains on the paragraph (both editor and front) so the citation continues to use the body font even when the site redefines `var(--pullquote--font-family)`.

2. The `font-size`, `font-style`, `font-weight`, `letter-spacing` and `line-height` are set on the Pullquote block to allow overriding with the sidebar settings. Then the block's paragraph element inherits those styles.

3. When the settings do not give a custom `line-height` from the sidebar, these stylesheets set the paragraph to `var(--pullquote--line-height)` instead of inheriting 1.6 from the block styles. This patch uses `:where()` to avoid increasing specificity.

Moving styles from the paragraph element to the block should not affect the citation, which has had its own styles for `font-size`, `font-style`, `font-weight` and `letter-spacing`.

Follow-up to [56959], [56451], [55089], [55088], [49574], [49320], [49216].

Props sabernhardt, poena, darshitrajyaguru97, harshgajipara, shailu25, skyakash12.
Fixes #57854.
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