test: prepare E2E tests for @angular/build project default
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The E2E test setup and several of the individual E2E tests have been updated to be more robust for when the `@angular/build` package is used as the new default. The main changes involve ensuring that the Webpack- based `browser` builder testing uses the correct builders instead of the new `@angular/build` variants. This change also improves the reliability of some tests (e.g., `commands/add/version-specifier`) by not relying on outdated versions of Angular packages.
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The E2E test setup and several of the individual E2E tests have been updated to be more robust for when the
@angular/buildpackage is used as the new default. The main changes involve ensuring that the Webpack- basedbrowserbuilder testing uses the correct builders instead of the new@angular/buildvariants. This change also improves the reliability of some tests (e.g.,commands/add/version-specifier) by not relying on outdated versions of Angular packages.