fix(@angular/cli): ignore EBADF file system errors during MCP project scan#33002
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… scan File crawling concurrency occasionally surfaces temporary EBADF descriptors on specialized filesystems. This catches and ignores them, guaranteeing completion of background discovery loops.
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This pull request adds 'EBADF' to the IGNORED_FILE_SYSTEM_ERRORS set in the Angular CLI's MCP tools, ensuring that bad file descriptor errors are treated as ignorable during file system operations. I have no feedback to provide as there are no review comments to evaluate.
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File crawling concurrency occasionally surfaces temporary EBADF descriptors on specialized filesystems. This catches and ignores them, guaranteeing completion of background discovery loops.