fix(@angular-devkit/build-angular): avoid hash filenames for non-injected global styles/scripts #25109
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…cted global styles/scripts When using the esbuild-based browser application builder, non-injected global styles and scripts were unintentionally being output with filenames that contain a hash. This can prevent the filenames from being discoverable and therefore usable at runtime. The output filenames will now no longer contain a hash component which matches the behavior of the Webpack-based builder.
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When using the esbuild-based browser application builder, non-injected global styles and scripts were unintentionally being output with filenames that contain a hash. This can prevent the filenames from being discoverable and therefore usable at runtime. The output filenames will now no longer contain a hash component which matches the behavior of the Webpack-based builder.