--path not working with infisical secrets folders get

[EmileSpa]

Describe the bug

I try to get a list of folder in my environment with 'infisical secrets folders get --env=prod'. This produces a list like:

│ FOLDER NAME │ PATH │ FOLDER ID │
├─────────────┼──────┼───────────┤
│ s1 │ / │ fa580bd8- │
│ s3 │ / │ 4f6c7254- │
│ c1 │ / │ 92a2d8d5- │
│ c2 │ / │ 5cb5eac3- │
│ common │ / │ 962047a5- │

When adding a path like 'infisical secrets folders get --env=prod --path=/s1' I suppose to get a list with the subfolders underneath the 's1' folder. Instead it gives a list like this:

│ FOLDER NAME │ PATH │ FOLDER ID │
├─────────────┼───────┼───────────┤
│ s1 │ /s1 │ fa580bd8- │
│ s3 │ /s1 │ 4f6c7254- │
│ c1 │ /s1 │ 92a2d8d5- │
│ c2 │ /s1 │ 5cb5eac3- │
│ common │ /s1 │ 962047a5- │

So this it the same output with only the path column changed with what I gave as value for --path. Even when a non existing path is given it just list that:

infisical secrets folders get -p /a-non-existing-path --env=prod

│ FOLDER NAME │ PATH │ FOLDER ID │
├─────────────┼──────────────────────┼───────────┤
│ s1 │ /a-non-existing-path │ fa580bd8- │
│ s3 │ /a-non-existing-path │ 4f6c7254- │
│ c1 │ /a-non-existing-path │ 92a2d8d5- │
│ c2 │ /a-non-existing-path │ 5cb5eac3- │
│ common │ /a-non-existing-path │ 962047a5- │

To Reproduce

Run the above infisical command.

Expected behavior

A list with the (sub)-directories underneath the given path.

Platform you are having the issue on:

Tested on Debian Bookworm and Windows 10.