Propagate font-variant from name element to name parts #287
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When using font-variant="small-caps" on the element in CSL styles, this formatting wasn't properly inherited by the individual name parts, causing the styling to be ignored. This fix ensures that font-variant styling is correctly propagated from the parent element to child name parts (given name and family name) while maintaining the behavior where connector words like "and" remain in normal text.
This allows for proper small-caps styling of author names in bibliography styles like IEEE while keeping connector words in regular formatting.
Fixes #175.