network module docs for network.Dhcp doesn't contain info about defining/reading DHCP leases

Documentation link

https://pan-os-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/module-network.html#panos.network.Dhcp

Describe the problem

In the Palo Alto Firewall Web UI, if you go into the Network -> DHCP tab, you can see a list of interfaces along with IP ranges and Reserved addresses. However in the documentation, there is a single parameter, name.

Is the documentation correct? Is there currently no way to get information on DHCP leases using panos? I created a firewall instance and retrieved info on dhcp, which correctly shows the Layer3Subinterface names but nothing else:

dhcp_list = network.Dhcp().refreshall(fw)
for d in dhcp_list:
    print(d.about())

Which returns the following

{'name': 'ae1.10'}
{'name': 'ae1.20'}
{'name': 'ae1.60'}
{'name': 'ae1.100'}
{'name': 'ae1.102'}

So only name parameter is implemented so far for network.Dhcp?

Suggested fix

Start with the linked module-network documentation and the network.Dhcp entry point, including its refreshall() and about() behavior. Determine whether DHCP lease, range, and reservation data is supported or exposed only as the interface name. Done means the documentation accurately lists the supported fields and explains any current limitation.