In the `IncludeOptions` there is an optional property missing from the definition file that allows you to turn on and off the paranoid functionality from the search.
Documentation of functionality:
http://docs.sequelizejs.com/manual/tutorial/models-usage.html#including-soft-deleted-records
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The `FIndOptions` is applied for the `findAndCount` and `findAndCountAll`. For the count to be accurate with relationships, you need to be able to apply the `disinct` flag. This update will allow us to utilize the interface in those situations.
