Fix: unique the route id when nested in the same route path#7135
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Fix: unique the route id when nested in the same route path#7135ClarkXia wants to merge 3 commits intorelease/nextfrom
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This pull request addresses a bug in the route manifest generation where nested routes with the same path could end up with duplicate or conflicting route IDs. The main fix ensures that route IDs are unique even when nested routes share the same path, by incorporating the parent route's ID into the generated ID. The changes also update the relevant tests and snapshots to reflect the new, more descriptive and unique route IDs.