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Playground: Fix nx build configuration and declare missing dependencies - #2056
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…es (marcoroth#2056) This pull request fixes the playground's nx target configuration so that `nx build playground` works on its own in a clean tree, and declares two workspace packages the playground imports but never listed as dependencies.
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This pull request fixes the playground's nx target configuration so that
nx build playgroundworks on its own in a clean tree, and declares two workspace packages the playground imports but never listed as dependencies.