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docs(plugin-form): fix pattern.value Type column to RegExp-only #5267

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Expand Up@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ is **not** an array of `{ type, value, message }` entries:
| `required` | `string \| boolean` | supplies the required **message** only. Whether the field is required is decided by `required` / `requiredWhen` **on the field** |
| `minLength` / `maxLength` | `{ value: number; message: string }` | text length |
| `min` / `max` | `{ value: number; message: string }` | numeric range |
| `pattern` | `{ value: string \| RegExp; message: string }` | hand-authored schemas must pass a **RegExp**: react-hook-form applies a pattern only when its value is `instanceof RegExp`. It is the object-metadata path (`buildValidationRules` in `@object-ui/fields`) that compiles a declared string into one, so a `pattern` string written straight into a plain `form` schema never runs |
| `pattern` | `{ value: RegExp; message: string }` | hand-authored schemas must pass a **RegExp**: react-hook-form applies a pattern only when its value is `instanceof RegExp`. It is the object-metadata path (`buildValidationRules` in `@object-ui/fields`) that compiles a declared string into one, so a `pattern` string written straight into a plain `form` schema never runs |
| `validate` | `(value) => boolean \| string \| Promise<boolean \| string>` | custom check; TypeScript-authored schemas only |

There is no `email` rule name — an email check is a `pattern`, which is exactly
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