Consistently re-use input variables #27249
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Fixes #26953.
We use more
$input-variables than$input-btn-, but we had a few loose ends that made it a bit inconsistent in how we re-used those. In general now, we have$input-btn-variables as an abstraction layer to connect our inputs and buttons together. When the styles are for inputs only, they should be using the$input-variables instead of$input-btn-ones./cc @twbs/css-review