feat(folders): Updated Folders.find method to support optional queryParams.

[AaronDDM]

Fixes #685

This PR enhances the Folders.find method to support optional queryParams.

Why this change?
The existing Folders.find method did not accept queryParams, unlike other resource find methods (e.g., Messages.find, Events.find). This update aligns Folders.find with the SDK's consistent pattern, making it more robust and ready for future API extensions that might introduce query parameters for fetching folders.

Changes include:

• Added FindFolderQueryParams interface.
• Updated FindFolderParams to include an optional queryParams property.
• Modified Folders.find to accept and pass queryParams to the base _find method.
• Added a new test case to verify find with queryParams.

License

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 96.42%. Comparing base (2f376fe) to head (9f6fd25).

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