feat: setData support for complex fields & entry (MKT-15625)#184
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Squashed staging into a single clean commit on top of main so the PR rebases without conflicts (original staging history had merge commits and duplicate commits that broke GitHub's Rebase and merge). - setData support on complex fields and entry - validation error structure + onError propagation - field modifier onError support; nested field uid fix - branch-specific search config support - audit fixes; dependency/config updates
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Squashed staging into a single clean commit on top of main so the PR rebases without conflicts (original staging history had merge commits and duplicate commits that broke GitHub's Rebase and merge).