[compiler/typekit] TypeKits are inconsistent about allowing decorators.

[witemple-msft]

When making types, it's generally important that decorators are actually bound to the definition of the type, rather than just called on a type (it's okay to just call decorators if you receive a type for example in a decorator implementation -- but not if you make a type in which case you really have to put the decorator on the type so that it will persist if the type is cloned).

TypeKits are inconsistent about whether they accept decorators. At least the operation typekits do not accept decorators, even though operations are decorable.

All typekit create functions for types with decorable declarations should accept decorators as an argument to their descriptors:

• models
• unions
• enums
• interfaces
• operations
• namespaces
• scalars
• model properties