VueJS view return type as `t.option` still returns an array

Given the following spacetimedb definition:

const user = table(
    { public: false },
    {
        id: t.uuid().primaryKey(),
        identity: t.identity().unique(),
        name: t.string(),
    }
)
const spacetimedb = schema({ user });

export const userGet = spacetimedb.view(
    {name: 'me', public: true},
    t.option(user.rowType), // We are not returning an array
    (ctx) => {
        return ctx.db.user.identity.find(ctx.sender) ?? undefined;
    }
)

The VueJS code has to be written as:

const [userData] = useTable(tables.userGet);
const user = computed(() => userData?.value[0] ?? undefined); // We have to "unwrap" the first array item besides this not being defined as an array

(Note that this is maybe a more general typescript issue)

Start by reproducing the TypeScript example with the VueJS useTable(tables.userGet) call and inspect how the t.option view result is typed and exposed. Trace the relevant useTable typing or entry point; done means an optional single view value is available without indexing the first array element.