DeprecationWarning: The 'punycode' module is deprecated when running ng add @angular/fire

## DeprecationWarning: The 'punycode' module is deprecated when running ng add @angular/fire

**Description:**

When adding `@angular/fire` to a new Angular 19 application using the `ng add @angular/fire` schematic, a `DeprecationWarning` related to Node.js's `punycode` module is displayed.


**Versions:**

* **Angular CLI:** (Please specify, e.g., `19.x.x`)
* **Angular Core:** (Please specify, e.g., `19.x.x`)
* **@angular/fire:** (Please specify the version installed by `ng add`, check `package.json`)
* **Node.js:** (Please specify, e.g., `v18.x.x`, `v20.x.x`)
* **firebase-tools:** `14.2.2` (as per the log)

**Steps to Reproduce:**

1. Create a new Angular 19 application:
```bash
ng new my-angular-app
cd my-angular-app
```
2. Run the `ng add @angular/fire` schematic:
```bash
ng add @angular/fire
```
3. During the installation and setup process, select the following Firebase features when prompted:
* Authentication
* Firestore
* Realtime Database

**Expected Behavior:**

The `ng add @angular/fire` schematic should complete without displaying deprecation warnings related to Node.js modules.

**Current Behavior:**

During the execution of the schematic, after selecting Firebase features and while dependencies are being installed or files are being configured, the following warning appears in the console:


Reproduce the warning in a new Angular 19 application by running `ng add @angular/fire` and selecting Authentication, Firestore, and Realtime Database. Inspect the schematic's dependency installation and configuration output to identify the source of the `punycode` warning; done means the setup completes without that deprecation warning.

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