I want to write some convenience functions for Teams.list() but the problem is, that I can't use the default <[String : AnyCodable]> as a return type for my convenience function because AnyCodable doesn't seem to be exposed. Is there any way around that? I already had this issue when writing convenience functions for the tables module and ended up using my custom Codable objects as a workaround but that's not really a solution for the Teams.
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