fix emmet issue where wrong suggestions is promoted in html file #120480
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This PR fixes #107578
Issue
Unwanted emmet abbreviation is shown in an HTML file containing a <style> tag.
Issue Link -- #107578
Steps to repro
Type <style>input.</style> manually into an HTML file, after typing input. you'll notice input: .; is suggested.
The problem only occurs when typing css right before </style> close tag.
eg.
<style> input.| </style>will not promote the wrong suggestion but<style> input.|</style>will.Cause
Wrong boundary condition in
getEmbeddedCssNodeIfAnymakes getting EmbeddedCssNode for cases like<style>input.|</style>always fail.cc / @rzhao271