eslint-plugin: values nested under imported-constant media keys are never validated (valid-styles / propLimits)

When a conditional style key comes from an imported defineConsts/defineVars token — e.g.

import { breakpoints } from './tokens.stylex'; // defineConsts({ mobile: '@media (max-width: 760px)' })

const styles = stylex.create({
  row: {
    padding: { default: 8, [breakpoints.mobile]: 20 },
  },
});

stylex-valid-styles returns early on the token key (the isStylexResolvedVarsToken branch, around line 382 of lib/stylex-valid-styles.js in 0.19.0) and never descends into the nested object, so the nested values are exempt from both validity checks and propLimits. The same object written with an inline '@media (max-width: 760px)' key is fully validated.

This means adopting shared breakpoint constants — the pattern the docs encourage and proposals like #725 promote — silently shrinks lint coverage: every value moved under a token media key drops out of propLimits enforcement.

Expected: resolve the token key and treat it like a literal at-rule key, or at minimum descend into the nested object and validate its values against the outer property.

Observed with @stylexjs/eslint-plugin 0.19.0.