refactor(core): mark resource() overloads as @publicApi 22.0#68723
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angular#68253 graduated `resource`, `rxResource`, and `httpResource` to stable by swapping `@experimental` for `@publicApi 22.0` across three files. The two `resource()` overloads in `packages/core/src/resource/resource.ts` were missed and still carried `@experimental 19.0`. The public-api golden already lists both overloads as `// @public`, so this aligns the source with what the rest of the codebase reflects.
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#68253 graduated
resource,rxResource, andhttpResourceto stable by swapping@experimentaltags for@publicApi 22.0across three files. The tworesource()function overloads inpackages/core/src/resource/resource.ts(lines 49 and 63) were missed and still carry@experimental 19.0. The public-API golden atgoldens/public-api/core/index.api.md:1660,1665already lists both overloads as// @public, so the JSDoc is the only thing contradicting the rest of the codebase.What is the new behavior?
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@experimental 19.0tags are replaced with@publicApi 22.0, matching the pattern #68253 used in the sibling files (packages/common/http/src/resource.ts,packages/core/rxjs-interop/src/rx_resource.ts,packages/core/src/resource/api.ts).Does this PR introduce a breaking change?