Form stays unsubmitted when fields are disabled and boolean toggles are unchecked

Hey guys. I just encountered an interesting behavior. Probably this is related to browser default behaviors.

I have a crud controller edit-form full of disabled fields. Reasons is data imported from another source and I don't want users to modify them. The only editable field I added is an "Active" toggle, which let's back office users decide whether they want to enable or disable the record.

Now issue is: Browsers don't send disabled fields in requests. Same is for unchecked checkboxes. It means, if no fields are sent, Symfony's request is considered "not submitted" and redirects the user back to the edit-form, as if they just reloaded the page.

Maybe a solution could be to always render a hidden field for boolean fields which default to the opposite value?

I can see the following implementation of EasyAdmin's Switch.html.twig:

<span class="{{ css_class }}">
    <input type="checkbox" role="switch" class="ea-switch-input"
        {% if id %}id="{{ id }}"{% endif %}
        {% if name %}name="{{ name }}"{% endif %}
        value="{{ value }}"
        {{ checked ? 'checked' }} {{ disabled ? 'disabled' }} {{ required ? 'required' }}
        {% if ariaLabel %}aria-label="{{ ariaLabel }}"{% endif %}
        autocomplete="off"
        {{ attributes.without('class') }}>
    <span class="ea-switch-track" aria-hidden="true"><span class="ea-switch-thumb"></span></span>
</span>

What if you could add a <input type="hidden" ...> there as well?

Start by inspecting the Switch.html.twig implementation shown in the issue and reproduce a form containing only disabled fields plus an unchecked Active toggle. Verify the intended behavior with Symfony request handling; done means the form submits instead of being treated as unsubmitted when the toggle is unchecked.