Chocolatey: Document difference between FOSS and C4B for managing uninstallations outside of Chocolatey/Puppet

Basic Info
Module Version: 4.0.0
Puppet Version: 6.7.2
OS Name/Version: Windows 10 1903

Desired Behavior: When I uninstall a package manually that was installed via puppet-chocolatey, I'd expect that puppet-chocolatey picks up on this and reinstalls it on the next run.

Actual Behavior:

When I uninstall a package manually that was installed via puppet-chocolatey and I re-run puppet, puppet says everything is fine - even though the package is no longer installed.

I'm seeing this issue with the following puppet code:

include chocolatey

package { 'vscode':

    ensure   => installed,

    provider => 'chocolatey',

}

Now, when I (accidentally) uninstall Visual Studio Code through Windows' Settings -> Apps and re-run puppet, puppet won't reinstall VSCode.

I'm guessing this is because when manually uninstalling VSCode, it remains "registered" in Chocolatey (i.e. choco list --local-only).

While I understand that you shouldn't manually uninstall packages that were installed via Chocolatey, I still think the current behavior breaks the promise (expected behavior) of package in Puppet - in that one would expect that package re-installs uninstalled packages.