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[Uid] use one class per type of UUID
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| Branch? | master
| Bug fix? | no
| New feature? | yes
| Deprecations? | no
| Tickets | -
| License | MIT
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(embeds #36064 for now)
Would it make sense to have one class per type of UUID?
This aligns the type system and UUID types, so that one could type hint e.g. `UuidV4 $uuid`.
This PR does so. `UuidV1`/2/3/4 and `NullUuid` all extend the base `Uuid` class, which provides common methods and the factories needed to create each king of UUID.
This means we don't need the `getType()` nor the `isNull()` methods since they can be replaced by instanceof checks.
As expected, `getTime()` and `getMac()` then now exist only on the `UuidV1` class - no need for any version check nor any `LogicException` anymore.
Each type is guaranteed to contain a UUID that matches its class' type. The base `Uuid` class is used for the "no type" type.
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