Improve CSS output to make token parts clearer, align to docs #4644
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What does this PR do?
This updates our style-dictionary output for CSS to align the CSS variable format with our docs: https://design-system.hpe.design/design-tokens/how-to-read-design-tokens#token-delimiters
Now, instead of relying on the built-in name/kebab transform (which auto hyphenated at camelCased words, eg. hpe.dataCell.paddingY --> hpe-data-cell-padding-y), we manage our own to maintain clarity on token parts (NEW output of hpe-dataCell-paddingY).
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