Description
The toEntity and toEntityList methods throw FieldAccessException if the field is null, with the idea that a field either has a value, or otherwise is set to null in case of a field error. This is true generally, but a field could also be null without any errors, e.g. if it is optional.
For 1.1 we'll refine toEntity in ClientResponseField to return null if the field value is null, but response is neither invalid, nor there are field errors. Likewise toEntityList to return an empty list in the same scenario.
Note that a similar change was made for GraphQlClient#retrieve some time ago, in 3c30376, so this would align the two. The retrieve method actually delegates to ClientResponseField#toEntity internally but needs to perform a more strict check for field errors even when a field value is present, because with retrieve the response is not used directly, and such errors would be missed otherwise.