Support more binary assignment operators in templates #62064
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Adds support for the `+=`, `-=`, `*=`, `/=`, `%=`, `**=`, `&&=`, `||=` and `??=` assignment operators to the lexer.
…rser Updates the expression parser to account for the new assignment operators that were added to the lexer.
Updates the output AST to support the new set of binary operators.
Updates the remainder of the compiler to handle the new assignment operators and sets up more tests, including for the runtime.
Updates the table showing expression syntax to include the new binary operators. Also updates the table of unsupported syntax.
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These changes expand Angular's expression syntax to support the following binary operators in templates:
+=- addition assignment-=- subtraction assignment*=- multiplication assignment/=- division assignment%=- remainder assignment**=- exponentiation assignment&&=- logical AND assignment||=- logical OR assignment??=- nullish coalescing assignment