feat(query-builder): enable complexity limits by default - #20259
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Fixes #20223
Description
This PR addresses issue #20223 by enabling query builder complexity limits by default in
6.x.Currently,
maxRules()andmaxNestingDepth()default tonull(unlimited), which can lead to high resource consumption if excessively large or deeply nested condition trees are submitted.This sets the default limits to:
maxRules:100conditionsmaxNestingDepth:5levels for "OR" groupsDocumentation, test cases, and rule builder properties have been updated to align with these new defaults.
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composer cscommand.