fix(document): allow calling $model() with no args for TypeScript
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Fix #13878
Summary
TypeScript doesn't allow specifying a type for the
constructorproperty, so right now there's no ergonomic way to get the model associated with a document in TypeScript. Need to useas. This PR makes it so that you can dodoc.$model(). Requires a small runtime change, Mongoose doesn't currently support callingdoc.$model()without args.Examples