feat(@angular/cli): add --json output to ng version
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This commit introduces a `--json` option to the `ng version` command. When this flag is used, the command will output all version information in a machine-readable JSON format. The JSON structure is designed to be a stable, well-organized public API, with information grouped into `cli`, `system`, and `packages` categories. This is useful for scripting, tool integration, and creating detailed, parsable bug reports. The standard, human-readable output is still the default.
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This commit introduces a
--jsonoption to theng versioncommand. When this flag is used, the command will output all version information in a machine-readable JSON format.The JSON structure is designed to be a stable, well-organized public API, with information grouped into
cli,system, andpackagescategories. This is useful for scripting, tool integration, and creating detailed, parsable bug reports.The standard, human-readable output is still the default.