Allow multiple parameter methods when extending columns

[intrepidws]

Previously it was not possible to use multiple parameter methods when extending columns. This PR allows you to use an array to provide multiple parameters to method, like so:

<?php

return [

    'audits_extend' => [
       'created_at' => [
           'class' => \Filament\Tables\Columns\TextColumn::class,
           'methods' => [
               'sortable',
               'date' => ['Y-m-d H:i:s', 'America/New_York'],
            ],
        ],
    ]

];

[what-the-diff]

PR Summary

• Update to README.md
  The README.md file has been updated. It now includes information that methods with two or more parameters can be specified using an array format. This change makes it easier for developers to understand the newer, flexible way of specifying parameters.

• Inclusion of Code Snippet
  A code snippet has been added to README.md to provide a practical demonstration of how the new array configuration can be used with audits_extend. This improvement caters towards a hands-on learning experience for developers allowing them to understand this feature better.

• Modification to AuditsRelationManager.php
  The AuditsRelationManager.php file has been modified. New changes include updating the way parameters are passed to a method. Instead of the older way, the spread operator (...) with Arr::map() is now implemented. This update allows for improved and more efficient handling of method parameters.

[intrepidws]

Just realized I had written map instead of wrap - that's fixed now.

[andreia]

That's great, thank you @intrepidws! :)