fix: Add id attribute in node #42
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Since Rust uses structural equality to check if two structs are equal, there was a bug in which two different nodes were being considered equal. This introduced a bug in the matching data structure, causing the scenario represented in bin/tests/scenarios/imports_are_merged_correctly to crash. By generating a random UUID during parsing and using it for checking equality between nodes, we drastically reduce the chances of this issue occurring.