Revert wrong dependabot update

[rfontanarosa]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses an issue caused by an erroneous Dependabot update by reverting the affected dependency versions in the project's lock files. The primary goal is to restore stability and compatibility across the Angular ecosystem and other core dependencies, ensuring the project can build and run without unexpected issues.

Highlights

• Dependency Reversion: Reverted an incorrect Dependabot update that introduced incompatible versions of several Angular packages and other dependencies.
• Angular Package Versions: Specifically, @angular/compiler was reverted from 21.2.4 to 20.3.18 (in lock file) and ^20.3.16 (in workspace file), and @angular/core specifier was reverted from ^20.3.18 to ^20.3.17.
• Native Module Bindings: Restored various native module bindings (e.g., @napi-rs, @nx, @parcel, @rollup, @rspack, @unrs, sass-embedded) to their previous stable configurations, including libc definitions.
• Semver Dependency: Reverted the semver dependency from 7.7.3 to 7.7.4 in multiple package definitions within the lock file.

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Changelog

• pnpm-lock.yaml
  • Reverted @angular/compiler and @angular/core versions and their transitive dependencies to previous stable states.
  • Reverted various native module bindings (@napi-rs, @nx, @parcel, @rollup, @rspack, @unrs, sass-embedded) to their prior configurations.
  • Reverted semver dependency to its previous version.
• pnpm-workspace.yaml
  • Reverted the specified versions for @angular/compiler and @angular/core in the catalog to align with the stable dependency tree.

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Code Review

This pull request reverts what appears to be an incorrect dependency update, likely from dependabot, for @angular/compiler and @angular/core. The changes in pnpm-workspace.yaml correctly align the major version of @angular/compiler with other Angular packages in the project. The extensive modifications in pnpm-lock.yaml are the expected result of resolving dependencies after this reversion and seem correct.