Paul Gschwendtner
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Previously, `ng_module` generated a second `d.ts` bundle in case the built target was the Angular core target. This was done so that the packager later on can ship the `r3_symbols.d.ts` file along with the APF v13 output. Ngcc relied on this file when it processed the Angular core package. This is no longer needed for Angular Core v13 since it will come as partially-compiled without the need for ngcc. The major benefit of no longer generating multiple dts files here is that we can reasonably pass the bundle through a provider to the packager which can then use this for determining the `d.ts` file it should link in the `package.json`. This is beneficial and needed for using a transition since the packager input files are no longer in the default `bazel-out`, so it's important to keep an reference to the actual Bazel `<File>` instance, allowing us to determine the path properly in the packager (without any assumptions on the `bazel-out` path..). PR Close #43431
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