fix(@schematics/angular): only overwrite JSON file if actually changed #30416
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jkrems
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The JSON file helper utility used within the Angular schematics now contains additional checks when attempting to modify a file to avoid overwriting a file if no actual changes will occur after a modify request.
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The JSON file helper utility used within the Angular schematics now contains additional checks when attempting to modify a file to avoid overwriting a file if no actual changes will occur after a modify request.