fix(@angular/build): exclude only source test files with unit-test vitest support #30343
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…test support When using the experimental unit-test builder with the vitest runner and code coverage, the automatic coverage excludes are now adjust to not include the bundled test files. This previously prevent accurate coverage analysis. Vite does this as a convenience but is problematic for the bundling strategy employed by the builder's test setup. To workaround this, the excludes are adjusted here to only automatically exclude the TypeScript source test files.
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When using the experimental
unit-testbuilder with thevitestrunner and code coverage, the automatic coverage excludes are now adjust to not include the bundled test files. This previously prevent accurate coverage analysis. Vite does this as a convenience but is problematic for the bundling strategy employed by the builder's test setup. To workaround this, the excludes are adjusted here to only automatically exclude the TypeScript source test files.Closes #30333