Fix: Fix calendar permission folder selection - #467
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Get-MailboxFolderStatistics returns every calendar folder under one OperationGuid, so last-wins cached subfolders instead of the root. Phase 2 then queried the wrong folder and cached nothing, and since the cache is only written on a miss, re-syncing could not repair it. Select by FolderType instead, and stamp it on entries so stale rows self-heal. calDefault treated a mailbox with no cached Default row as compliant. It now matches mailbox identities and warns on partial coverage.
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Cache the root calendar folder instead of the last one returned to ensure accurate folder statistics. Update the handling of default calendar permissions to warn about incomplete coverage when no cached default row exists. This improves the reliability of calendar permission evaluations.