Added UUIDObjectTypeKeyGenerator#186
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I have no idea why the UUIDKeyGenerator is generating a string.
Usually you should use an UUID object as an ID.
Saving a UUID as a string is very inefficient, both in the Java heap and in the database (some databases even have their own UUID field type, postgres for example).
The UUIDObjectTypeKeyGenerator creates a UUID object instead of a string.