Release v10.3.6

• (@GermanBluefox) Fixed: Router.doNavigate wrote the ID into the URL hash as it was, while Router.getLocation reads the hash by splitting it at "/" and decoding every part. An ID that contains a "/" - e.g. ocpp.0./TACW1142021G1543.1.meterValues.Power_Active_Import - was therefore cut off at its first slash on the way back, and its remainder landed in arg. The ID segment is URL-encoded now, so it survives the round trip, including the one a dialog makes when it only changes its tab (ioBroker.admin#3634). Callers must pass the raw ID: one that is already encoded is now encoded twice
• (@GermanBluefox) Changed: without the expert mode, the object browser no longer offers to delete an object of an adapter - neither the button in the row nor the entry in the context menu nor the Delete key. Deleting such an object can stop the adapter from working, and it is created again on the next start anyway. What a user creates themselves (0_userdata.*, alias.*) can still be deleted without the expert mode, and with the expert mode everything can be deleted as before (ioBroker.admin#3639)
• (@GermanBluefox) Fixed: the object browser threw can't access property "<id>", this.objects is undefined when a navigation target reached it before the object tree was read - which is what a route in the URL does. Such a target now waits for the tree instead of crashing the browser (ioBroker.admin#3634)