refactor!: remove RefreshOptions export#8143
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This pull request removes the RefreshOptions type definition and its export from the google-auth-library-nodejs package, cleaning up code that was previously maintained for backwards compatibility. I have no feedback to provide as there are no review comments to evaluate.
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Fixes #7733.
Removes the now-unused RefreshOptions type alias from google-auth-library and drops it from the package barrel export. OAuth2ClientOptions already extends AuthClientOptions directly, so the refresh configuration fields remain available through the concrete option interfaces.
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