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build(nx-plugin): adopt Nx 23.2 and Oxc workspace tooling

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Classification: Flaky task

We classified this as a flaky task rather than a code change. The analog-app-e2e:e2e failure is unrelated to the PR's workspace tooling migration — no JSON-LD logic, SSR configuration, or client-route handling was modified. Historical data shows this task has an ~11% flakiness rate, indicating a pre-existing intermittent issue that a rerun should resolve.

This failure was classified as a flaky task. No code changes are applicable.

The failing test analog-app-e2e:e2e checks that the raw SSR HTML for the /client (client-only) route does not contain the string analog-client in a JSON-LD script tag. The server is consistently rendering that JSON-LD in the response across all 3 retry attempts.

However, this failure was not classified as a code change for the following reasons:

  1. No related code change in the PR: The PR is a workspace tooling migration (Nx 23.2, Oxfmt, Oxlint). It does not touch the JSON-LD service, the /client page component, the platform routing layer that controls client-only route rendering, or any SSR/Vite configuration for analog-app.

  2. The only analog-app source change is unrelated: The sole application source change is renaming shipping.html to shipping.component.html and updating its templateUrl reference — entirely unrelated to the JSON-LD or SSR client-route behavior.

  3. analog-app-e2e is not in touched_projects: The touched projects list is empty ([]), confirming the E2E project was not directly modified by this PR.

  4. Established flakiness rate of ~10.87%: Historical data shows this task fails in approximately 1 in 9 runs with the same code/hash, indicating a pre-existing intermittent issue unrelated to any specific code change. The consistent failure across retries within a single run is consistent with a transient environment state (e.g., SSR server not correctly handling the client-only route designation during this particular execution).