Fix/linear gradient string in tooltip

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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a bug where tooltip icons don't display correctly when the shape fill color is provided as a gradient string. The fix adds proper parsing of gradient strings using the GradientParser utility.

Key changes:

• Import GradientParser and IColor type from @visactor/vrender-core
• Add logic to detect and parse gradient strings before processing shape fill colors
• Update the condition that determines whether to use simple string fills versus gradient objects

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packages/vchart/src/plugin/components/tooltip-handler/utils/svg.ts	Adds gradient string parsing logic to handle tooltip shape fills correctly
common/changes/@visactor/vchart/fix-linear-gradient-string-in-tooltip_2025-09-04-02-59.json	Changelog entry documenting the gradient string tooltip fix

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The variable reassignment changes the type from the original option.shapeFill type to IColor. This could mask type issues if option.shapeFill has a more specific type. Consider using a different variable name like parsedShapeFill to make the transformation explicit.

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	let shapeFill: IColor = option.shapeFill;
	const shapeFill = option.shapeFill;