fix(i18n): es-ar locale currency

[jca258]

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[lgalfaso]

Angular uses the google closure library to generate these files. Please report these errors there.

On a side note, why you claim that Argentina uses the Euro symbol for currency?

[jca258]

Hi @lgalfaso, thanks for the info about closure.

I'm from Argentina, what the change do is just the opposite, the actual currency format is "1,25 €", I fixed it to "$ 1,25" that we use in Argentina.

[lgalfaso]

@jca258 you are right. Anyhow, I think this can be split into two parts

• The currency is correct at google closure library and will get fixed when chore(ngLocale): change update-closure and closureSlurper to use the ext... #7805 is merged.
• The currency prefix/postfix is a lot harder as the google closure library does not agree with your change, nor does the CLDR