[FEATURE] Add UUID util helper (LRN-49484) #68
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LGTM.
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This PR adds a built-in UUID generation utility (Learnosity.Uuid.generate()) to the Java SDK, achieving feature parity with the Python and other SDKs. While the implementation is a lightweight wrapper around the existing uuid dependency, it provides consistency across Learnosity SDKs, allowing developers to use the same API patterns regardless of language. All documentation and examples have been updated to use the new SDK utility instead of requiring the external uuid package directly. This is a non-breaking, purely additive change that simplifies the developer experience for new users following tutorials while maintaining backward compatibility for existing implementations.