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Fixes clean-css#751 - stringifying CSS variables.
CSS variables come in two variants - defined as a block which can be applied using @apply keyword (used in Polymer); - defined as a simple value or another variable reference. The second way was broken when source maps were built as stringifying code was always expecting a block.
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