refactor(@angular-devkit/build-angular): support in-memory results for esbuild builder #24912
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…r esbuild builder To provide support for development server integration, the esbuild-based builder can now be setup to provide in-memory file results at the completion of a build. This applies to both watch and non-watch modes. The result output object structure is not currently considered part of the public API and is currently only intended to be used by other builders within the package.
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To provide support for development server integration, the esbuild-based builder can now be setup to provide in-memory file results at the completion of a build. This applies to both watch and non-watch modes. The result output object structure is not currently considered part of the public API and is currently only intended to be used by other builders within the package.