Breaking: #103141 - Use doctrine GUID type for TCA type=uuid 

See forge#103141

Description 

The TYPO3 Doctrine implementation can now handle the proper matching database type for UUID's.

Postgresql natively supports the UUID data type and is way faster than the prior VARCHAR(36) generated from the string type.

The Doctrine DBAL GUID type uses CHAR(26) as the fixed field column size for non-postgres databases, which is compatible as long as valid UUID values were persisted in the configured database table.

Impact 

TYPO3 database tables can now natively properly apply the suitable GUID column type when configured as TCA type=uuid.

A prerequisite for this is that you only have valid UUID's stored in the database table, otherwise the database update will report an error when applying migrations.

Affected installations 

Projects with database table columns set as TCA type=uuid.

Error are likely to occur, if invalid UUID data is stored in field columns configured with this type.

Migration 

Use the database analyzer to migrate the database fields. Invalid values are not migrated and need to be manually cleaned up in affected instances.