fix(@ngtools/webpack): always emit on first build #7933
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We want to allow emitting with errors on the first run so that imports can be added to the webpack dependency tree and rebuilds triggered by file edits. This will not cause webpack to finish the compilation successfully on error, it will just allow it to follow imports. Fix angular#7890
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We want to allow emitting with errors on the first run so that imports can be added to the webpack dependency tree and rebuilds triggered by file edits.
This will not cause webpack to finish the compilation successfully on error, it will just allow it to follow imports.
Fix #7890