Bump payload from 2.0.14 to 3.36.0

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Bumps payload from 2.0.14 to 3.36.0.

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v3.36.0

v3.36.0 (2025-04-29)

🚀 Features

• add beforeDocumentControls slot to allow custom component injection next to document controls (#12104) (d553069)
• add showSaveDraftButton option to show draft button with autosave enabled (#12150) (34ea6ec)

🐛 Bug Fixes

• user validation error inside the forgotPassword operation in the cases where user had localised fields (#12034) (c85fb80)
• db-mongodb: fallback version when not selected (#12158) (6dc61ae)
• db-postgres: sort by distance when the near operator is used (#12185) (9955818)
• examples: incorrect documentation links for Live Preview example (#12233) (ab03f4f)
• next: pg-cloudflare build issue (#12242) (2157450)
• plugin-search: delete does not also delete the search doc (#12148) (df7a369)
• richtext-lexical: prevent extra paragraph when inserting blocks or uploadNodes. Add preemptive selection normalization (#12077) (5492542)
• richtext-lexical: allow to indent and outdent if at least one selected node allows it (#12182) (9b1dd2a)
• richtext-lexical: reset indent on node transforms (#12183) (2c20051)
• ui: copyToLocale should not pass any id's to avoid duplicates (#11887) (34ead72)
• ui: relationship using list drawer correctly updates when hasMany is true (#12176) (5bd852c)
• ui: reflect default sort in join tables (#12084) (b750ba4)

⚡ Performance

• optimize virtual fields that reference ID (#12159) (fdff587)
• graphql: skip count query for join field using simple pagination (#12223) (6b83086)
• plugin-nested-docs: remove extra find call (#12224) (2f21d46)
• plugin-search: reduce query depth in hooks (#12225) (caae598)
• ui: only select necessary data for relationship options (#12251) (9948040)

🛠 Refactors

• translations: improvements for german translations (#11807) (92380bf)

📚 Documentation

• adds warning about handling different environments with migrations (#12249) (b7ae4ee)
• fix query preset config link (#12156) (034a267)
• virtual fields linking with relationship fields (#12145) (d91478c)

🤝 Contributors

• Germán Jabloñski (@​GermanJablo)
• Tobias Odendahl (@​tak-amboss)
• Jessica Rynkar (@​jessrynkar)
• Bjørn Nyborg (@​Bjornnyborg)
• Dan Ribbens (@​DanRibbens)
• Sam Wheeler (@​swheeler7)

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Commits

• 3df1329 chore(release): v3.36.0 [skip ci]
• c85fb80 fix: user validation error inside the forgotPassword operation in the cases w...
• fdff587 perf: optimize virtual fields that reference ID (#12159)
• d553069 feat: adds beforeDocumentControls slot to allow custom component injection ...
• 34ea6ec feat: adds showSaveDraftButton option to show draft button with autosave en...
• 17d5168 chore(release): v3.35.1 [skip ci]
• bcbb912 chore(release): v3.35.0 [skip ci]
• 1c99f46 feat: queriable / sortable / useAsTitle virtual fields linked with a relati...
• c877b1a feat: threads operation through field condition function (#12132)
• a675c04 fix: respects boolean query preset constraints (#12124)
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