template vars .Type & .Name are back to front?

[OJFord]

For the resource template excerpt:

# {{.Type}} `{{.Name}}`

v0.4.0 generates (for an AWS VPC resource, say):

# aws_vpc `Resource`

which is certainly backwards from the perspective of the rendered page, but surely it's right to expect that .Type would be "Resource" and .Name "aws_vpc", rather than vice versa?

I initially got that template from the Unifi provider linked in the readme here, but I note now that it doesn't use resource templates, and there's a sensible default if you don't need to add something to the template. So I've actually done that myself too now, and as a result this isn't really an issue for me, just thought I'd mention it 🙂.

[OJFord]

Seems to come from here:

terraform-plugin-docs/internal/provider/generate.go

Line 405 in b7abf70

render, err := tmpl.Render("Data Source", providerName, resName, "", "", resSchema)

and here:

terraform-plugin-docs/internal/provider/generate.go

Line 420 in b7abf70

render, err := tmpl.Render("Resource", providerName, resName, "", "", resSchema)

when Render actually defines name & typeName in the other order:

terraform-plugin-docs/internal/provider/template.go

Line 158 in b7abf70

func (t resourceTemplate) Render(name, providerName, typeName, exampleFile, importFile string, schema *tfjson.Schema) (string, error) {

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