Can you defined a typedef and still use the spread operator to iterate using map()?

I'm trying to define an Object using JSDoc typedefs. So given the following type definition:

/**
 * @typedef AccommodationData
 * @type {Object}
 * @property {string} id
 * @property {string} name
 * @property {boolean} selected
 */

I would define the type of accommodations. Then I want to be able to iterate over this using the map method and the spread operator to keep things concise.

import { LightningElement } from 'lwc';

export default class AccommodationList extends LightningElement {
    // --- Private properties ---

    /** @type {AccommodationData[]} */
    accommodations = [];

    // --- Getters ---
    
    /**
     * Get Accommodation Data with applied selections.
     * @returns {AccommodationData[]}
     */
    get accommodationsData() {
        return this.accommodations.map((a) => ({
            ...a,
            selected: this.selectedId === a.id
        }));
    }
}

When I do this, my IDE gives me the following warning:

Returned expression type (any & {selected: boolean})[] is not assignable to type AccommodationData[]   Type any & {selected: boolean} is not assignable to type AccommodationData     Type number is not assignable to type undefined

Is there a way to use this typedef with this method and not throw the warning from the IDE? (Error pictured below)

The answer is to make these properties optional. Otherwise, they are required whenever defining a new instance of the Type.

    /**
     * @typedef AccommodationData
     * @type {Object}
     * @property {string} [id]
     * @property {string} [name]
     * @property {boolean} [selected]
     */