[UUID] Added support for V3 and V5

[lyrixx]

Note: on old libuuid version, the V5 format is broken. Ubuntu 18.04 is affected.
This has been fixed here.

You can test your distribution with:

uuidgen -s -n ec07aa88-f84e-47b9-a581-1c6b30a2f484 -N "the name"

You must got:

851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9

Some tests:

// python:          851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// go:              851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// ramsey:          851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// sf:              851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// libuuid 19.10:   851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// libbuuid arch:   851def0c-b9c7-55aa-a991-130e769ec0a9
// libuuid 18.04:   851def0c-b9c7-55aa-8991-130e769ec0a9
// pecl 18.0.4:     851def0c-b9c7-55aa-8991-130e769ec0a9

[fabpot]

Thank you @lyrixx.

[stof]

@lyrixx shouldn't you also update the implementation of uuid_create to support these types ?

[lyrixx]

I already looked at this, and I don't think so.
V3 and V5 requires more arguments.
That's why (I guess) Remi created 2 new functions instead