Description

Resolves #23231

This PR refactors all Angular services, components, and directives in the repository to use the Angular v14+ inject() function for dependency injection instead of constructor-based DI. All DI dependencies are now initialized as class properties using inject(), and constructors have been removed or simplified where appropriate. This change aligns the codebase with Angular's latest best practices for dependency injection, improves code readability, and prepares the project for future Angular versions.

Highlights:

All services, components, and directives now use inject() for DI.
Constructors that only existed for DI have been removed.
No functional or API changes were made; only the DI pattern was updated.
No breaking changes for consumers unless they relied on constructor injection in extended classes.
No screenshots or GIFs are required as this is a code refactor.

Checklist

• I fully tested it as developer / designer and created unit / integration tests
• I documented it (or no need to document or I will create a separate documentation issue)

How to test it?

Run the application and ensure all features work as before.
Pay special attention to areas where services, components, or directives are injected.
Run all existing unit and integration tests to confirm there are no regressions.

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Migration Options & Rationale

1. Migration Path: abp
   Choice: Migrate entire project
   Rationale: Ensure consistency across all code and avoid mixed DI patterns.

2. Abstract Classes Migration: Yes

3. Backwards Compatible Constructors: No

4. Optional Inject Non-nullable: Yes