[6.x] Fix customized listing columns being overridden by default preferences - #15040
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When default preferences exist in
resources/preferences.yaml(or on a role), customizing listing columns in the CP doesn't stick. The selection saves correctly, but on the next page load any columns you removed come back.Preferences from each level are flattened with
Arr::dot()before merging, which splits lists into numeric keys. A shorter user list keeps its own indexes but inherits the extra ones from the level below, so the removed entries reappear in the merged result. This affects any list preference, on every listing type.Lists are now treated as single values during the merge, so the highest precedence list wins wholesale.
Fixes #14314
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