Angular: Make types generic for angular's built-in decorators #16266
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Issue: #16212
What I did
Made the exported angular decorators more generic.
We aren't sure if there are other decorators floating around that are typed like this. If there are we might need to do something more drastic and weaken the
Meta/Storytypes for 6.3 so decorators do not contain args type information.