[6.x] Fix origin() on null when fetching nav tree with origin_id field - #15042
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This pull request fixes an issue where fetching a nav tree via the REST API with
?fields=origin_idwould throw aCall to a member function origin() on nullerror when the nav contained an item not linked to an entry (e.g. a custom URL or text label).This was happening because
Pagehas noorigin()method, so the call was forwarded to the page's entry via__call, which isnullfor items without an entry reference.This PR fixes it by giving
Pageanorigin()method that safely returnsnullwhen there's no entry, matching its other entry-delegating methods likeslug()andstatus().Fixes #13315