BelongsToMany joins should fail if arguments not given like the docs

[christian-nielsen]

return AccessAddress::query()
  ->joinRelationship("contracts", fn($join) => $join->where("column", "someting"))
  ->count();

Doing this with belongsTomany relationship (contracts) will not fail, but the were sentence (column, something) will never be applied.

The docs does say you should do something like:

User::joinRelationship('groups', [
    'groups' => [
        'groups' => function ($join) {
            // ...
        },
        // group_members is the intermediary table here
        'group_members' => fn ($join) => $join->where('group_members.active', true),
    ]
]);

It would make sense to throw an error to prevent implementing it wrong

or make it if you use a callback it would use it like this underneed:

AccessAddress::query()->joinRelationship('contracts', [
'contracts' => fn($join) => $join->where("column", "someting"))
])->count();