NgvalueBug

This project was generated using Angular CLI version 19.2.4.

Reproduction steps

1. Install dependencies (npm ci)
2. Start the local server (npm start)
   • The app initially loads with a <select> dropdown and text describing the current selection with its type.
3. BUG: Notice that the current selection is "one" but the select is not reflecting that. The select's ngModel seems to be using the option text (one (string)) instead of the provided ngValue.
4. Open the dropdown and click 1 (number).
5. BUG: The selection is set to the option text of "1 (number)" instead of the provided ngValue of 1.
6. Open the dropdown and click undefined (undefined)
7. BUG: The selection is set to the option text of "undefined (undefined)" instead of the provided ngValue of undefined.

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