Mariusz Felisiak 1e45b06cfd [3.0.x] Refs #31115 -- Added test for nested subquery that references related fields.
Thanks Dmitriy Gunchenko for the report and Simon Charette for the
analysis and tests.

Regression in 5a4d7285bd10bd40d9f7e574a7c421eb21094858.

Fixed in 5a4d7285bd10bd40d9f7e574a7c421eb21094858.
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