Recommend against id as a resource id name#3198
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This updates the docs to recommend against using the literal `id` as a resource shape identifier name, since it can be confusing when child resources are brought into the mix. This also updates examples across the board. Fixes #3159
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This updates the docs to recommend against using the literal
idas a resource shape identifier name, since it can be confusing when child resources are brought into the mix. This also updates examples across the board.Fixes #3159
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