Potentially incorrect parameter name for `min_occurrences `

The GQL syntax takes a limit param - and we've called the resulting parameter a min_occurrences in the Metric class. But in reality it seems to be a resulting object limit, as used in query.

Example use:

for c in [1, 5]:
    response = chats.aggregate.over_all(
        return_metrics=Metrics("company_author").text(
            top_occurrences_count=True,
            top_occurrences_value=True,
            min_occurrences=c,
        ),
    )

    print(response.properties["company_author"])

Response:

AggregateText(count=None, top_occurrences=[TopOccurrence(count=26351, value='AmazonHelp')])

AggregateText(count=None, top_occurrences=[TopOccurrence(count=26351, value='AmazonHelp'), TopOccurrence(count=15397, value='AppleSupport'), TopOccurrence(count=10876, value='Uber_Support'), TopOccurrence(count=6686, value='Delta'), TopOccurrence(count=6477, value='AmericanAir')])

If this is correct, maybe we could overload the Metrics.text class to take a limit parameter.
And maybe if someone uses min_occurrences it could be shown as deprecated?

If confirmed, the docs also need to be edited accordingly.

Start by comparing the GQL limit parameter with the Metrics.text API and its min_occurrences behavior, then review the related documentation. Confirm whether the parameter limits returned objects, decide how the existing name should be handled, and update the API and docs consistently.