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I'm just a one-man, podunk shop so I can't comment with any authority about who typically does this.
Inspect the contract you (or your company) signed for the scope of work. If rendering the credits is not included and you don't want to do it, there are a lot of professional ways to deal with your client that lessen the likelihood of offending them. You could offer a rider on the contract (maybe less than the competition), do them a favor and work it out anyway, politely decline but deflect that you'd rather it be done by a post house that has more expertise in the typesetting of credits, etc.
If you're required to do it and this is a simple credits roll (white text on black) it can be done with text file they provide and the Roll title effect in Resolve. You might have more flexibility in After Effects though.