Fix /auth/get response types

[chris--young]

Added a new response type for getAuth() since it should not use the same response type as getAccounts()

plaid.com/docs/api/#auth

> tsc

src/account/controller.ts:38:25 - error TS2339: Property 'numbers' does not exist on type 'AccountsResponse'.

38         console.log(res.numbers);
                           ~~~~~~~

Also moved types out of dev dependencies so that theyll be included with npm install --save plaid to prevent missing types

> tsc

node_modules/plaid/index.d.ts:2:31 - error TS7016: Could not find a declaration file for module 'request'. 'C:/Users/young/Desktop/book/node_modules/request/index.js' implicitly has an 'any' type.
  Try `npm install @types/request` if it exists or add a new declaration (.d.ts) file containing `declare module 'request';`

2   import { CoreOptions } from 'request';
                                ~~~~~~~~~

[chris--young]

Fixes: #160

[diit]

We're having this issue as well, anything I can do to help get it merged in?

[ntindall]

@chris--young left a few comments - great catch and thank you for working on this.

[ntindall]

I don't believe status_code is returned in the base response

[ntindall]

from the documentation for Auth see here this should be wire_routing

[ntindall]

nit: can we use ; as the trailing delimiter on the typings (as we do elsewhere in the file)?

[ntindall]

👍I believe this is the correct thing for us to do, given that we are exporting the typings from the package (for typescript clients, it will matter for those that do not install devDependencies).

[ntindall]

@diit, we will merge it in as soon as the comments are addressed. Sorry for the delay!
cc @michaelckelly @nathankot @pbernasconi

[chris--young]

no worries about the delay, just made a few changes to address these comments

also been having a hard time running getting this make file to work on windows might be willing to open up and issue and fix that if you think its worth it

[ntindall]

LGTM

[ntindall]

you probably need to add this to your .gitignore_global file @chris--young

I don't mind it being comitted here as well, though.