Automatic type inference for Mongoose 10 discussion - the future of Schema.create()

[vkarpov15]

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Issue

We introduced Schema.create() in 9.0 as an experiment in how automatic schema type inference should work going forward. We have a couple of options in Mongoose 10:

1. Leave it as is - different automatic schema inference in new Schema() and Schema.create(). Pick which one works for you.
2. Replace new Schema() schema inference with what Schema.create() does
3. Remove automatic schema inference from new Schema() - if you use new Schema(), you are responsible for specifying some/all generics yourself. Schema.create() provides automatic schema inference.
4. Remove Schema.create() entirely and leave the current automatic schema inference.

@hasezoey @AbdelrahmanHafez what do you think?

[hasezoey]

For my part, i think it is good to have a way to have less strict-ness and more strict-ness, due to how mongoose supports things, and without having to specify too many things manually. (unless mongoose wants to become more strict, even in the js side)
Though for my part, i have not actually used Schema.create as typegoose bypasses schema(-type) creation by the user practically entirely.

[vkarpov15]

I agree that having a "more strict" option and a "less strict" option is a reasonable approach. However, that leaves the question of what is more strict and what is less strict? Do we consider new Schema<> with a bunch of specified generics "less strict"?