refactor(@angular/cli): rename devserver MCP tools to be more consistent #31801
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1. Rename all devserver tools to have `devserver` as a prefix. 2. Make "devserver" be considered as a single word throughout. 3. Add support for grouping experimental tools and added "devserver" as a group, making it easy to enable all the devserver tools together.
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devserveras a prefix.This is intended to make the tools a little more consistent, and make it easier to enable them as a group. A change amending the documentation to fit the new names will follow.