refactor(@angular-devkit/build-angular): add watch builder teardown to application builder#26552
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…o application builder An AbortController is now automatically linked to the `application` builder's teardown context if one has not been provided. This supports reduced overhead in the unit tests by eliminating the need to manually create and use an AbortController/AbortSignal in each test that uses watch mode. Relevant tests that were previously doing this have also been updated.
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An AbortController is now automatically linked to the
applicationbuilder's teardown context if one has not been provided. This supports reduced overhead in the unit tests by eliminating the need to manually create and use an AbortController/AbortSignal in each test that uses watch mode. Relevant tests that were previously doing this have also been updated.