refactor: remove QueryList workaround for type checking #17789
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In earlier 9.0 RCs `QueryList` wasn't inferred as iterable and we were getting compiler errors. The way we worked around it was to convert it into an array. Now that the compiler handles `QueryList` correctly we don't need the workarounds anymore.
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In earlier 9.0 RCs
QueryListwasn't inferred as iterable and we were getting compiler errors. The way we worked around it was to convert it into an array. Now that the compiler handlesQueryListcorrectly we don't need the workarounds anymore.