Add dedicated UUID type definition
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Hello TypeScript team,
I noticed that there’s no dedicated type definition for
UUID—it’s currently used as a literal type. To leverage the type checker, I had to declare the type locally, which felt unnecessarily verbose.This PR proposes adding an explicit
UUIDtype definition to improve clarity and reusability.Thanks in advance for reviewing!