Add Expose decorator to all fields on Pagination class

[ThePooN]

In my project, I use:

app.useGlobalInterceptors(
  new ClassSerializerInterceptor(app.get(Reflector), {
    excludeExtraneousValues: true,
  }),
);

excludeExtraneousValues: true is a secure practice that enforces the use of explicit @Expose() from class-transformer on every property that should be exposed on an API, thus eliminating any way to implicitly expose any field via HTTP.

This project-wide option is incompatible with nestjs-typeorm-paginate as @Expose() is missing on the Pagination class. I added it with no drawbacks for developers who don't use that option.

Looks like I made large edits to lock files; feel free to commit on my fork if you believe there's anything to fix on that front.

[bashleigh]

I get what you're trying to achieve but I think adding the decorators to the response object from this package is the wrong way around it. Few reasons and please feel free to prove me wrong. Adding class-transformer to this package adds another dependency version for every project. Imagine you'll have class-transformer 0.4.3 as a dep of this project say and nestjs validation method will need class-transformer 0.4.5. Just makes your deps larger. Sooo I would recommend perhaps a custom interceptor to handle this action for your specific case unless you think there's a higher perceptable of people using this method?
I personally would say I'd only use the class-transformer when needed and if I'm not going to use it, I don't want it as a dependency but that's just me. Let me know what you think.