/**
 * This is an async function in JavaScript that updates data in a MongoDB database based on a filter
 * and returns a status message, count of updated data, and the updated data.
 * @param Filter - The filter parameter is an object that specifies the criteria for selecting the
 * documents to update. It can contain one or more key-value pairs, where each key represents a field
 * in the document and the corresponding value represents the value to match against.
 * @param data - "data" is an object that contains the updated values for the document(s) that match
 * the filter criteria. The keys of the object represent the fields to be updated, and the values
 * represent the new values for those fields.
 * @param model - The model parameter refers to the Mongoose model that represents the collection in
 * the MongoDB database that needs to be updated.
 * @param MultiUpdate - MultiUpdate is a boolean parameter that determines whether to update multiple
 * documents that match the filter criteria or just update a single document. If MultiUpdate is set to
 * true, the function will use the updateMany method to update all documents that match the filter
 * criteria. If MultiUpdate is set to false, the
 * @returns an object with the following properties:
 * - status: a boolean value indicating whether the update was successful or not
 * - message: a string message describing the result of the update operation
 * - UpdatedCount: a number indicating the count of documents that were updated
 * - UpdatedData: the updated data as an array of objects, or null if the update was not successful.
 */
export function Update(Filter: any, data: any, model: any, MultiUpdate: any): Promise<{
    status: boolean;
    message: string;
    UpdatedCount: any;
    UpdatedData: any;
} | undefined>;