Laravel\Nova\Fields\HasOne constructor does not exclude global scopes

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• Laravel Version: 10.13.5
• Nova Version: 4.25.1
• PHP Version: 8.1.3
• Database Driver & Version: MySQL 5.7.31
• Operating System and Version: Windows 10.0.19045
• Browser type and version: Google Chrome 117.0.5938.149
• Reproduction Repository: N/A

Description:

Laravel\Nova\Fields\HasOne constructor does not exclude global scopes. Therefore, if a global scope excludes a certain model instance from the query, it is impossible to assign a HasOne relationship. Nova throws an 'Attempt to read "[relationship_here]" on null'.

Current HasOne code:
$parent = $parentResource::newModel() ->with($this->attribute) ->find($request->viaResourceId);

Suggested correction:
$parent = $parentResource::newModel() ->withoutGlobalScopes() ->with($this->attribute) ->find($request->viaResourceId);

Detailed steps to reproduce the issue on a fresh Nova installation:

1. Create a global scope, for instance a PublishableScope with this method:
   public function apply(Builder $builder, Model $model) { $builder->where('published', true); }
2. Define an Eloquent model with a published boolean attribute, say "Customer"
3. Create an instance of this Eloquent model with a value of published=false.
4. Create a second Eloquent model, say "Address" and define a one-to-one relationship between them.
5. Create a Nova resource for each of those models. Do not forget to define a HasOne field in the first resource (Customer) pointing to the second resource (Address).
6. Open the detail view of the unpublished Customer resource and try to assign it an Address. The error 'Attempt to read "address" on null' will arise.