feat: Support getting an organization role #3285
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Resolves #3282
It was only possible to list organization roles before, this makes it possible to get a specific one.
I might have went overboard with the test-cases (testing both a custom role and a built-in one). I haven't written mocks before, so I'm not sure what the best practices are here 😅