fix(core): detect static text hydration mismatches - #70215
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Validate static text content in addition to node type so injected DOM with the same element shape cannot silently shift hydration claims. Report expected and actual content in NG0500 to identify the exact location of the mismatch. Refs angular#56392
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
What is the current behavior?
Hydration validates text nodes by node type only. A third-party script or browser extension can insert same-shaped DOM with different static text and shift hydration claims without producing a mismatch error.
Issue Number: #56392
What is the new behavior?
Hydration also validates non-empty static text content in development mode. When the DOM text differs from the template, Angular reports NG0500 with the expected and actual content and points to the mismatched location.
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
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No documentation update is needed because this change does not introduce or modify a public API.
Tested with:
pnpm bazel test //packages/platform-server/test:test --test_arg=--seed=15039