Collapse / Expand objects in data picker #4917
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Add an object collapse arrow to long or deeply nested objects in data picker.
Currently all objects are collapsed by default, unless they are under two levels of indentation, or have less than four keys.
(in order to keep small/shallow objects visible)
Monosnap.screencast.2024-02-16.19-38-20.mp4