Types: Missing .wait() method in ExecuteFunctionSendResult

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Issue Description

According to the docs there is a wait method in response to Moralis.executeFunction and it indeed present in runtime, all good.

However TypeScript complains this method does not exist even if response type is asserted to as Moralis.ExecuteFunctionSendResult

Digging a bit into Moralis typings I found that

type EthersTransaction = import('ethers').Transaction;

which looks wrong to me. I think it should be changed to

type EthersTransaction = import('ethers').providers.TransactionResponse;

which type is correct. btw, even Moralis docs insists that "You will get back a transaction response from Ethers.js, ..."

Steps + code to reproduce

declare const tx: Moralis.ExecuteFunctionSendResult;
tx.wait(); // Property 'wait' does not exist on type 'Transaction'.