Backport additional differential loading improvements#15777
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mgechev merged 5 commits intoangular:8.3.xfrom Oct 9, 2019
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…differential loading Large files (10MB+) currently cause an excessive amount of memory usage during AST processing. This is currently being remedied upstream. However for the current time period, this change allows for successful builds without increasing the Node.js memory limit.
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This also provides a workaround for an issue wherein larger files (10MB+) currently cause an excessive amount of memory usage during AST processing. This is currently being remedied upstream. However for the current time period, this change allows for successful builds without increasing the Node.js memory limit.