Remove theme attribute from wp:template-part tags

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Changes proposed in this pull request

This PR fixes an issue where the homepage returned the Template part has been deleted or is unavailable error when enabling another theme.

This issue was caused by the theme attribute being included in the wp:template-part tags for the header and footer of the home template.

A similar issue was detailed in WordPress/create-block-theme#242, which is where I identified the fix.

Closes (GitHub issue number or Asana task link)

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1. Deploy this branch to the dev environment.
2. Navigate to the homepage to confirm there are no errors.
3. Navigate to the Appearance > Themes page.
4. Enable the kindling-child theme.
5. Navigate to the homepage.

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• It does not output an error in the footer

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