fix(@ngtools/webpack): improve bad component resource error message#19091
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The error message for when a TypeScript or JavaScript file is incorrectly used as a style or template within a component will now also provide the name of the file being incorrectly used.
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The error message for when a TypeScript or JavaScript file is incorrectly used as a style or template within a component will now also provide the name of the file being incorrectly used.
Partially addresses: #17728