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fix: isolate Angular helpers and reset platform on DOM changes - #3
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Keep the isolated Angular application runtime while using shared scoped registries and testing helpers. Support JIT signal metadata, fragment/debug helpers, live hook results, and reset Angular's platform when the DOM document changes.
Require the published @pokujs/dom ^1.3.2 helpers. Resolve each Angular major to one exact version for all framework packages, preserving unrelated locked dependencies. Await asynchronous test lifecycles to prevent work from leaking between files.
Validated locally: typecheck, format checks, build, and all four DOM/isolation combinations, including runs with published Poku 4.3.0 and 4.5.0. CI tests Angular 18, 19, 20, and 21.