[6.x] Preserve settings input and errors after failed saves - #19775
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Co-authored-by: Nathaniel Hammond <nathaniel@pixelandtonic.com>
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Preserve settings form input and validation errors when a save fails, while allowing successful saves that redirect away to reset page state.
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FormSaveOptions.preserveStateto accept'errors'. Explicit overrides, slideout saves, password confirmation, and submission payloads retain their existing behavior.Extracts the validation-state change from #19665, originally authored by Nathaniel Hammond.