Adding customization for "events" processing to Http client #2320
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Creating the ability to define in each request on the
contextinput the different kinds of underlying Angular HttpClient options.It is primarily suited to adding support for watching and 'event' of the HttpClient to determine events being emitted by the HttpClient as it processes the request/response.
Had to add the coercion of the FetchResult type to the SubscriptionResult type in
subscription.tsor else Typescript was throwing errors for it.Also includes bumping the versioning for the dev container as the current version doesn't work correctly with the engine version in
package.jsonor the requirements of Angular itself.