refactor(@angular/cli): implement lazy validation for package manager #32417
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This changes the package manager initialization to only throw errors when the binary is actually required for an operation. This allows CLI commands that do not depend on the package manager binary to function even if the configured package manager is missing.
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This changes the package manager initialization to only throw errors when the binary is actually required for an operation. This allows CLI commands that do not depend on the package manager binary to function even if the configured package manager is missing.