Google Sheets: use header names as JSON path - N8N-3295 #3165
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This PR updates and adjusts #828
This creates a new functionality allowing users to map complex JSON data to spreadsheets.
If you have a column header as "something.somethingElse" n8n will match the nested object instead of a plain string.