TypeScript types for the `azure-iot-provisioning-service` library appear to be incorrect

In the last hour I have encountered two scenarios where the TypeScript types are completely incorrect for the `azure-iot-provisioning-service` library.

This is the version I am using:
```
"azure-iot-provisioning-service": "^1.11.2"
```

1. The `createOrUpdateIndividualEnrollment` method on the client takes an `IndividualEnrollment` object as input. The `IndividualEnrollment` object does not consider any of the fields optional, despite the fact that the endpoint will accept a very small subset of fields. Why is there not a separate input type which accurately reflects which fields are required?

2. The `createIndividualEnrollmentQuery` method on the client returns a `Query` object. The user is then supposed to call the `Query` object's `next` method to receive result pages. The type annotations for this `next` method indicate that the returned object has a `responseBody` property of the form `{ items: Array }`, but the actual value returned from the API is the items array directly.

Based on the limited testing I have done, I am certain that there would be other areas where types are incorrect. Is this a matter of re-generating these types from the underlying API specification? What can be done to resolve this?