fix: 'id' should not be a reserved name #602
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A number of python builtins collide with flattened fields from certain API methods. More common names, especially ones that conflict with builtins that aren't used by the surface, are explicitly allowed.
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A number of python builtins collide with flattened fields from certain
API methods. More common names, especially ones that conflict with
builtins that aren't used by the surface, are explicitly allowed.