Schematics class name validation#23485
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…g without using a `.` `.` is not a valid character in ES6 class names. Prior to this change `foo.module` before used to be incorrectly classified to `Foo.Module` instead of `FooModule`. Closes angular#13824
With this change we prevent creating classes with invalid characters. Closes angular#12868
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fix(@angular-devkit/core):
classifystring util should concat string without using a..is not a valid character in ES6 class names.Prior to this change
foo.modulebefore used to be incorrectly classified toFoo.Moduleinstead ofFooModule.Closes #13824
fix(@schematics/angular): prevent numbers from class names
With this change we prevent creating classes with invalid characters.
Closes #12868
Combined into a single PR as they are dependent on each other.