Description: As a developer, I would like the disconnect and connect arrays in the events params data of Strapi API requests to show whether there is a connected relationship between the updated content type and other content types, even if the relationship hasn't been updated. This would allow me to detect when a relationship exists and take appropriate action. Details: Name: hasRelation Type: Boolean Default value: false Location: This parameter should be added to the disconnect and connect arrays in the events params data of Strapi API requests that update content from a content type that has a connected relationship with other content types. Behavior: When a request is made to update/create content from a content type that has a connected relationship, the disconnect and connect arrays in the events params data should include the hasRelation parameter. If there is a connected relationship, the parameter value should be true. Otherwise, it should be false. Use case: This feature would be useful for scenarios where it is important to know whether a relationship exists or not, even when the relationship hasn't been updated. For example, a developer may want to perform a certain action only if a relationship exists between two content types, or may want to display a message to the user indicating that a relationship exists. Implementation: This feature can be implemented by modifying the code that generates the events params data for Strapi API requests. Specifically, the code would need to be updated to check whether there is a connected relationship between the updated content type and other content types, and then include the hasRelation parameter in the disconnect and connect arrays with the appropriate value. Impact: Adding this feature should not have a significant impact on the performance of Strapi API requests, as the check for connected relationships can be performed efficiently. However, it may increase the size of the events params data slightly, depending on the size of the content type and the number of connected relationships.