fix(trigger): keep registered nested errors when trigger targets their parent - #13732
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Only skip setting a parent error container when no registered field
exists beneath it, so trigger('address') still surfaces
address.street errors instead of wiping them.
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Triggering a parent name (e.g. trigger('address')) with a resolver wiped that whole error subtree from form state, even when nested fields like address.street were registered and invalid. Trigger returned false while errors showed nothing, so no message could render.
This keeps the previous orphan-container fix intact: the parent container is only skipped when no registered field exists beneath it.