[BUG]Removal of subscription Folder from Artifacts Deletes All Subscriptions in APIM Instance

### Release version

v6.0.1.1

### Describe the bug

It has been observed that when the subscription folder is removed from the artifacts, it results in the deletion of all subscriptions present in the Azure API Management (APIM) instance. This is a critical issue because it leads to unintended loss of subscriptions and disrupts the management of API access.

Impact:
Data Loss: Loss of all subscriptions in the APIM instance can lead to significant disruptions in service and access control.
Configuration Management: Failure to override values from the .yaml file can result in inconsistent and unexpected behavior.

kindly provide the solution.

### Expected behavior

Removing the subscription folder should not affect existing subscriptions in the APIM instance. Instead, the process should handle this folder appropriately without deleting existing data or should provide a warning about potential impacts.

### Actual behavior

The removal of the subscription folder leads to the deletion of all existing subscriptions in the APIM instance.
Additionally, the configuration values from the configuration..yaml file are not being overridden as expected.

### Reproduction Steps

Remove the subscription folder from the artifacts directory.
Deploy the artifacts to the APIM instance.
Observe that all existing subscriptions in the APIM instance are deleted.

Reproduzca el problema eliminando la carpeta subscription del directorio artifacts y desplegando en la instancia de Azure API Management. Compare las subscriptions resultantes con el comportamiento esperado e inspeccione cómo se aplican los valores de configuration..yaml; se considera terminado cuando las subscriptions existentes permanecen intactas y las sobrescrituras de configuración funcionan como se espera.

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