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Fixes refetchQueries with string using wrong variables #2422
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Fixes #2421
This fixes an issue where any update to the query variables/props aren't reflected in the context operations map, so when a mutation triggers a refetchQueries by name, it does not use the correct variables. This fixes that by making certain the operations map is correctly set on all updateQuery calls.