Potentially incorrect parameter name for topOccurrences

[databyjp]

The GQL syntax takes a limit param - and we've called the resulting parameter a min_threshold 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.