Find-DbaObject - Add unified command to search database objects by name

[andreasjordan]

Closes #9245

Adds Find-DbaObject, a unified command to search all database object types by name pattern, with optional column name searching.

What does this PR do?

• Searches object names across tables, views, stored procedures, functions, synonyms, and triggers
• Optionally searches column names with -IncludeColumns
• Filter by object type with -ObjectType
• Uses T-SQL against sys.objects and sys.columns for performance
• Full regex support for pattern matching

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[andreasjordan]

@claude one test is still failing:

Failed tests summary:
Path           : Find-DbaObject/System databases/Should include system databases when IncludeSystemDatabases is specified
Name           : It Should include system databases when IncludeSystemDatabases is specified
Result         : Failed
Message        : ErrorRecord: Expected a value, but got $null or empty.
StackTrace     : 
RawErrorRecord : Expected a value, but got $null or empty.
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[claude]

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Fixed failing test

• Gather context
• Read test file and function to identify the issue
• Fix the failing test
• Commit and push

Root cause: The test searched for syslogins (a system view in the master database) with IncludeSystemDatabases = $true, but the T-SQL query always filters AND o.is_ms_shipped = 0 unless IncludeSystemObjects is also set. Since syslogins has is_ms_shipped = 1, it was being excluded.

Fix: Added IncludeSystemObjects = $true to the test splat in tests/Find-DbaObject.Tests.ps1:229 so the test correctly finds the syslogins system view when searching system databases.
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