DM field reordering: unexpected behaviour when moving nested fields

Description

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01 - PERSON OF CONTACT (PERSON THAT CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT THE PROBLEM):
02 - PROBLEM (WHAT'S THE ISSUE?):

When you change the position of a nested field, the children are left behind, as if they were children of the new field in that position. After saving, it displays correctly once again.

03 - STEPS TO REPRODUCE (STEP (1...N), VIDEO, SCREENSHOTS, LOGS FOLDER, HEARTBEAT, ETC. – IF IS NOT POSSIBLE TO REPRODUCE EXPLAIN THE REASON):
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05 - EXPECTED BEHAVIOR (LIST THE EXPECTED BEHAVIORS TO CONSIDER THIS BUG AS DONE):

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

Automation for Jira 22 January 2024, 23:08 Jira Internal Users

This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

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This issue was automatically transitioned to REGRESSION, as its PR was just merged into qa branch in Github.

Automation for Jira 22 January 2024, 20:01 Jira Internal Users

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@Jonathan Willian Moraes , @Chámam Diomede Caires , @Ingo Wagner

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fix(DM): reordering nested fields

Automation for Jira 2 January 2024, 19:33 Jira Internal Users

@Carlos Affonso Wagner ,
@Geny Isam Hamud Herrera ,

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Dates already planned for this issue: 2024-01-01

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