[5.x] Make asset GraphQL type always nullable #11975
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Fixes #11974.
When a user deletes an asset via the asset browser, it can lead to an asset field becoming null even though it is required by its blueprint. This creates a 500 error in the GraphQL endpoint and brings the entire page down.
This PR is a suggestion for a quick and easy fix by just making asset fields always nullable, regardless of whether they are set as
requiredin their blueprint. Within the Control Panel, the field continues to be required, but as the asset deletion logic is able to squeeze a null into the asset field, its GraphQL type should be nullable.