refactor(@angular/cli): introduce Host abstraction for find_examples MCP tool#31990
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…` MCP tool This commit introduces a `Host` abstraction layer for the `find_examples` MCP tool, enhancing its testability and modularity by decoupling it from direct Node.js APIs.
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This commit introduces a
Hostabstraction layer for thefind_examplesMCP tool, enhancing its testability and modularity by decoupling it from direct Node.js APIs.