fix(@angular/build): ensure ɵgetOrCreateAngularServerApp is always defined after errors
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…defined after errors Addresses an issue where could become `ɵgetOrCreateAngularServerApp` undefined after an error, leading to subsequent rendering failures. This change modifies the HMR process to include a timestamp when loading. This ensures the server application is always re-evaluated, preventing stale application states.
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Addresses an issue where could become
ɵgetOrCreateAngularServerAppundefined after an error, leading to subsequent rendering failures.This change modifies the HMR process to include a timestamp when loading. This ensures the server application is always re-evaluated, preventing stale application states.