fix(@angular/cli): conditionally quote package names when adding dependencies based on host requirements#32704
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…ndencies based on host requirements Complex range specifiers that include shell special characters (e.g., '>', '<') can be misinterpreted when not quoted. This change ensures that version ranges are enclosed in quotes when needed to prevent such issues.
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Complex range specifiers that include shell special characters (e.g., '>', '<') can be misinterpreted when not quoted. This change ensures that version ranges are enclosed in quotes when needed to prevent such issues.