unique_id_from_tool: clarify values and usage#12463
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* unique_id_from_tool_remark * unique_id_from_tool_remark * unique_id_from_tool_remark * add migration for textual changes
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This PR clarifies this:
When using the
unique_id_from_toolorvuln_id_from_toolfields in the hash code configuration, it's important that these are uqniue for the finding and constant over time across subsequent scans. If this is not the case, the values can still be useful to set on the finding model without using them for deduplication.This is based on #12346 and #12446