Ability to provide overriding queryset_name for PydanticMeta in submodel

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, when I use tortoise.contrib.pydantic.pydantic_queryset_creator, I am able to pass through name, which allows me to override the name of my queryset for the final serialized JSON / dict. Issue here is that, if that queryset exists as a submodel, I am unable to pass a name through. Examples here are for Models of which the meta name (and model name) end in "y", meaning they are appended with an "s," vs. dropping the y and adding the more linguistically-correct (at least for english) "ies."

Describe the solution you'd like
For the PydanticMeta class, I would like to be able to provide an attribute that is checked in the pydantic_queryset_creator, if it is available, to use that name, otherwise default to the "add s at the end".

. . .

class Entity(Model):
    entity_id = fields.UUIDField(pk=True)
    name = fields.CharField(max_length=50, null=False, unique=True)
    
    class Meta:
        table = "entity"
        . . .

    class PydanticMeta:
        queryset_name = "entities"
        . . .
. . .

Describe alternatives you've considered
1. Change the algorithm from adding an "s," to adding "_list"
I had considered this as my initial approach, but one concern that comes up is this being a sneaky breaking change. This approach felt like bringing a sword to a surgery, and could affect many users.
2. Change algorithm to make the linguistic change from adding "s," to dropping "y" and adding "ies"
Thought about this as well, but I am not sure if it s the right approach, considering this adds complications to a relatively naive and simple process. That and it could open the door for users to want a multilingual approach to handling plurals.

Start with tortoise.contrib.pydantic.pydantic_queryset_creator and inspect how nested PydanticMeta settings determine queryset names. Add support for an optional PydanticMeta queryset_name while retaining the existing default, then run the relevant Pydantic serialization tests or add coverage showing the name is used for submodels.