Use the pure kotlin UUID for multiplatform compatibility

[bpappin]

in file: com.halilibo.richtext.ui.util.UUID.kt
You have it set up as an expect/actual, which means that you need to implement it for each platform.

If you replace the platform specific code with the pure kotlin: Uuid.random().toString() when you dont need to implement it for all of them.

package com.halilibo.richtext.ui.util

import kotlin.uuid.ExperimentalUuidApi
import kotlin.uuid.Uuid

@OptIn(ExperimentalUuidApi::class)
internal fun randomUUID(): String = Uuid.random().toString()

[bpappin]

FYI I am porting for my multiplatform project now, because its not behaving as is.

[halilozercan]

unfortunately a library should not depend on another library's experimental APIs. Although we are not concerned with the binary/source compatibility before we reach 1.0.0, let's get back to this when we are crossing that bridge.

[bpappin]

I think that is a bit of a stretch. Half the Kotlin ecosystem is tagged as experimental.
I would be very surprised if there isn't one of those tags in this code.

Use of the Java UUID class is depending on a whole different platform, and the sooner we get Java out of our kotlin code, the better.