Apply nested const defaults through conditional allOf schemas#5132
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constAsDefaults: "always"values could be missed when the matching schema came through a conditionalallOf.Default form-state matching now resolves the conditional schema and uses the matched form data when applying nested object defaults. I checked the red-to-green regression, 693 focused utility tests,
cs-check, lint, the full suite with 1,404 passing and 100% coverage, andbuild:ts.Fixes #4963