Check variant files when looking for instance variables #353
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There was a bug in the regex used to determine if a template is a partial, which means it was excluding variants.
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I noticed there's a bug in the regex used to determine if a template is a partial, which means the partial instance variables linter was missing partials that include a variant in the filename.