fix(elements): return value on signal input getter#62113
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BREAKING CHANGE: Fix signal input getter behavior in custom elements. Before this change, signal inputs in custom elements required function calls to access their values (`elementRef.newInput()`), while decorator inputs were accessed directly (`elementRef.oldInput`). This inconsistency caused confusion and typing difficulties. The getter behavior has been standardized so signal inputs can now be accessed directly, matching the behavior of decorator inputs: Before: - Decorator Input: `elementRef.oldInput` - Signal Input: `elementRef.newInput()` After: - Decorator Input: `elementRef.oldInput` - Signal Input: `elementRef.newInput` closes angular#62097
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BREAKING CHANGE: Fix signal input getter behavior in custom elements. Before this change, signal inputs in custom elements required function calls to access their values (`elementRef.newInput()`), while decorator inputs were accessed directly (`elementRef.oldInput`). This inconsistency caused confusion and typing difficulties. The getter behavior has been standardized so signal inputs can now be accessed directly, matching the behavior of decorator inputs: Before: - Decorator Input: `elementRef.oldInput` - Signal Input: `elementRef.newInput()` After: - Decorator Input: `elementRef.oldInput` - Signal Input: `elementRef.newInput` closes angular#62097 PR Close angular#62113
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closes #62097
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