fix(@angular/cli): ensure analytics postinstall script is ES5#15620
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This can potentially execute on very old versions of Node.js. The `ng` command itself has an initial Node.js version check that will then inform the user of the required minimum.
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This can potentially execute on very old versions of Node.js and can crash otherwise. The
ngcommand itself has an initial Node.js version check that will then inform the user of the required minimum.