Equal naming for asPascalConst enum constants and types

[julian99m]

PR #2467 changed the behavior of the generated enum types and constants.

While the constants have the expected name, the corresponding types always have the Key suffix. This can be undesirable (and even a breaking change) for users who relied on the type and constant names being equal. Equal naming of the type and constant can be very convenient / easy to read for users.

New behavior:

export const GetPetsStatusEnum = { available: "available", ... } as const
export type GetPetsStatusEnumKey = (typeof GetPetsStatusEnum)[keyof typeof GetPetsStatusEnum]

Previous and desired behavior:

export const GetPetsStatusEnum = { available: "available", ... } as const
export type GetPetsStatusEnum = (typeof GetPetsStatusEnum)[keyof typeof GetPetsStatusEnum]

[julian99m]

Considering the possibility that the different suffix is actually desired in some use cases, it could make sense to split the enumSuffix config param into enumConstSuffix and enumKeysSuffix or something similar.

[stijnvanhulle]

@julian99m I am more open to split it up as some users want a suffix to make sure it works with their TypeScript setup, while others are using the latest which supports having const and types as the same name.

[stijnvanhulle]

@julian99m This will be part of 4.37.0, thanks for picking this up.