fix(@angular/build): provide vitest globals in unit-test builder #30297
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The experimental `unit-test` builder with the `vitest` runner now provides the test APIs also as globals. This increases the potential compatibility for existing karma/jasmine based tests. The initial unit tests within a newly generated application, for instance, now require no changes to execute with the new builder.
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The experimental
unit-testbuilder with thevitestrunner now provides the test APIs also as globals. This increases the potential compatibility for existing karma/jasmine based tests. The initial unit tests within a newly generated application, for instance, now require no changes to execute with the new builder.