refactor(@angular/ssr): Convert crypto unavailable error to a soft error #28561
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This update changes the handling of the crypto unavailable error in the Angular SSR environment. Instead of throwing a hard error, which could interrupt the application flow, the error is now treated as a soft error
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This update changes the handling of the crypto unavailable error in the Angular SSR environment. Instead of throwing a hard error, which could interrupt the application flow, the error is now treated as a soft error