refactor(angular): use type for imports used as types - #27998
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What is the current behavior?
A few imports in
@ionic/angular/commonwere being used as types but did not use thetypeimport.What is the new behavior?
typeto imports that are only being used as types.@ionic/coreto@ionic/core/components. This makes no functional difference and is for consistency with other imports.@ionic/angular/commonshould only import from@ionic/core/componentsinstead of@ionic/coreto avoid lazy loading side effects.Does this introduce a breaking change?
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