fix(@angular/build): remove deprecated javascriptEnabled option for Less
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… Less The `javascriptEnabled` option for the Less CSS preprocessor has been deprecated since v18 and its usage was behind a warning. This functionality is now fully removed. This change simplifies the Less stylesheet processing by removing the retry logic that attempted to compile with inline JavaScript enabled after an initial failure. BREAKING CHANGE: The `javascriptEnabled` option for Less is no longer supported. Projects relying on inline JavaScript within Less files will need to refactor their stylesheets to remove this dependency.
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The
javascriptEnabledoption for the Less CSS preprocessor has been deprecated since v18 and its usage was behind a warning. This functionality is now fully removed.This change simplifies the Less stylesheet processing by removing the retry logic that attempted to compile with inline JavaScript enabled after an initial failure.
BREAKING CHANGE: The
javascriptEnabledoption for Less is no longer supported. Projects relying on inline JavaScript within Less files will need to refactor their stylesheets to remove this dependency.