feat(@angular/cli): provide more detailed error for not found builder #22176
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When a builder-based command is executed (build, serve, test, etc.) and the builder's node package cannot be found a more user-friendly error message is now displayed. In addition, when the builder's node package cannot be found, a check is performed to determine if the node packages for the workspace may have not been installed. Previously, a potentially long stacktrace was shown which did not provide much information regarding how to correct the issue. Closes: angular#10536
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When a builder-based command is executed (build, serve, test, etc.) and the builder's node package cannot be found a more user-friendly error message is now displayed. In addition, when the builder's node package cannot be found, a check is performed to determine if the node packages for the workspace may have not been installed. Previously, a potentially long stacktrace was shown which did not provide much information regarding how to correct the issue.
Closes: #10536