docs: fix undefined variable in custom stepper guide #31517
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@forloop of thecustom-stepper.component.htmltemplate, the code references an undefined variablei. To fix this, the loop should declareiusing the built-in$indexvariable provided by Angular's@forblock.This matches the approach used in the embedded StackBlitz example for this page.