fix(cdk/testing): Skip task tracking if zone patches aren't present #32544
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This commit omits the initialization of the `taskState` when the constructor executes outside the proxy zone. This would generally indicate that either `zone.js/dist/zone-testing.js` was not included _or_ it does not include patches for the test framework being used (e.g. Vitest). In this case, we should simply omit the initialization of task state tracking, meaning that `waitForTasksOutsideAngular` will "not work" and simply be a `Promise.resolve`. fixes angular#32542
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This commit omits the initialization of the
taskStatewhen the constructor executes outside the proxy zone. This would generally indicate that eitherzone.js/dist/zone-testing.jswas not included or it does not include patches for the test framework being used (e.g. Vitest). In this case, we should simply omit the initialization of task state tracking, meaning thatwaitForTasksOutsideAngularwill "not work" and simply be aPromise.resolve.fixes #32542