Using "#" as the scope in a rule condition always evaluates to true.

### Describe the bug

If, in a rule condition, I use `"#"` as the `scope`, `resolveData` will resolve to `undefined` instead of the `data` itself, so `evaluateCondition` will always return `true`.

### Expected behavior

Using `"#"` as the scope should evaluate `condition.schema` on the value of `data`.

### Steps to reproduce the issue

1. Have a rule in your uischema with `"#"` as the scope of the condition

   ```json
   {
   "type": "Control",
   "scope": "#/properties/someObj",
   "rule": {
   "effect": "SHOW",
   "condition": {
   "scope": "#",
   "schema": {
   "properties": {
   "someProp": { "const": "someValue" }
   }
   }
   }
   }
   }
   ```




2. The control should only be visible when `someObj.someProp` equals `"someValue"`, but it always renders.

### Screenshots

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### In which browser are you experiencing the issue?

Chrome/113.0.0.0

### Which Version of JSON Forms are you using?

3.0.0

### Framework

React

### RendererSet

Vanilla

### Additional context

The only way I could get `isVisible` to return `false` is to hard-code an empty string for the `path` argument.