message: docs(quick-start-guide): update comments regading "no types"
  for constructor and create
diff: @@ -138,7 +138,7 @@ const kittenSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
  const KittenModel = mongoose.model('Kitten', kittenSchema);
  let document = await KittenModel.create({ name: 'Kitty' });
  -// "document" has no types
  +// "document" has basic mongoose inferred types
  ```
  With Typegoose, it can be converted to something like:
  @@ -152,11 +152,15 @@ class KittenClass {
  const KittenModel = getModelForClass(KittenClass);
  let document = await KittenModel.create({ name: 'Kitty' });
  -// "document" has proper types of KittenClass
  +// "document" has proper (manual) typescript types of KittenClass
  ```
  :::note
  -`new KittenModel({})` has no types of KittenClass, because Typegoose doesn't modify functions of Mongoose, [read more here](./faq.md#why-does-new-model-not-have-types)
  +`new KittenModel({} /*<-- this here*/)` will have type suggestions, but they are *not enforced*, [read more here](./faq.md#why-does-new-model-not-have-types).
  +:::
  +:::note
  +Since around mongoose 6.0, mongoose can infer types mostly from the schema definition, but it is still not perfect and arguably less overview-able than typegoose's style of classes.
  +Also tsdoc comments are not transferred when using mongoose's inferred types.
  :::
  ## Do's and Don'ts of Typegoose
  