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Named enums with 'Flags' in the name use `enum.IntFlag`, all other enums use `enum.IntEnum`. We have to bring the enum members into the containing scope to match the original behaviour. Further, since these enums are typing information only, and not actually in wx proper, we prevent them from appearing to leak the the user by marking as non-exported (prepend '_' to the name), then make a TypeAlias to the enum or an int. This way type signatures still claim to accept integers as appropriate. I like this solution best, because we preserved the information about which enum members are expected for method/function parameters, while not leaking non-existant classes out of the type-stubs, and not complaining about using integers. There's still a few undefined but referenced enums (ex: richtext.TextAttrDimensionFlags). These are most likely a union of some of the other flags/enum types already defined, but the work to pull that information from the C++ source is probably too much.