[NodeJS] Split types/input.d.ts and types/output.d.ts in several dedicated files per namespace

[boillodmanuel]

Affected feature

At least in nodejs version, types/input.d.ts and types/ouput.d.ts are a big file with a typescript namespace per azure namespace.
This is not the case with enums.

So currently we could import inputs and enums like this:

import { authorization as authorizationTypes } from '@pulumi/azure-native/types/input'
import * as authorizationEnums from '@pulumi/azure-native/types/enums/authorization'

It would be great to be able to import only selected namespace like for enums:

import * as authorizationTypes  from '@pulumi/azure-native/types/input/authorization'
import * as authorizationEnums from '@pulumi/azure-native/types/enums/authorization'

// and we can be more specific by including a single type
import { AccessReviewInstance }  from '@pulumi/azure-native/types/input/authorization'

It's more consistent, and may improve performance.

[Side question] I wonder why all versions are present in enums but not in input?

[mikhailshilkov]

Moved to pulumi/pulumi which owns the codegen for this

[mikhailshilkov]

I wonder why all versions are present in enums but not in input?

Can you give an example of what's missing in input? All versions should be there.

[boillodmanuel]

Can you give an example of what's missing in input? All versions should be there.

You're right! I haven't seen nested namespaces ;)
Thanks

[RobbieMcKinstry]

I believe this issue is a duplicate of #8613
The good news is I've made some progress in that dimension. The bad news was we had to back out my initial PR, and revisit it with a new design.