type: "object" being parsed as empty object

[jackstar12]

Description

A brief description of the issue.
A schema of type: "object" with no other information specified is being parsed as an empty (Record<string, never>) object, but I would expect it to be an Record<string, any>

I think it would have to be changed in here, correct me if I'm wrong:
https://github.com/drwpow/openapi-typescript/blob/3ffb475d15352ebc1dd2f823b01d3ae8b18ef68b/src/transform/schema-object.ts#L244

Name	Version
openapi-typescript	6.1.0
Node.js	v16.13.2
OS + version	Windows 10

OpenAPI

Generated TS

    DocumentModel: {
      /** Type */
      type?: string;
      /** Content */
      content?: (components["schemas"]["DocumentModel"])[];
      /** Text */
      text?: string;
      /** Attrs */
      attrs?: Record<string, never>;
      /** Marks */
      marks?: (components["schemas"]["Mark"])[];
    };

*Expected TS

    DocumentModel: {
      /** Type */
      type?: string;
      /** Content */
      content?: (components["schemas"]["DocumentModel"])[];
      /** Text */
      text?: string;
      /** Attrs */
      attrs?: Record<string, any>;
      /** Marks */
      marks?: (components["schemas"]["Mark"])[];
    };

Checklist

• [x ] My OpenAPI schema passes a validator
• [x ] I’m willing to open a PR for this (see CONTRIBUTING.md)

[mitchell-merry]

Disagree. In my opinion it should just generate to the object type. That way, if you try to access a property on the object, you need to validate that it both exists first and that the type is what you expect.

Alternatively, I could see Record<string, unknown> so you at least have to prove the type. I really dislike the idea of introducing anys.

[jackstar12]

That makes sense, yeah.
A Record<string, unknown> would fix my issue aswell and describes the situation better without introducing an any.

Would the fix be as simple as changing the fallback type in the line mentioned above?

[duncanbeevers]

I needed this for work, so I went ahead and opened a PR with the Record<string, unknown> behavior.