fix: add distinctId support to the Node client#8
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The Node WTS client always read or minted `user.id` in ~/.webiny/config and had no way to use an externally-owned machine id. The Webiny admin and the website install/finish alias both key off the canonical @webiny/global-config top-level `id`, while the CLI used a separate `user.id` UUID — fragmenting funnels across CLI/admin/website. Add an optional `distinctId` to NodeClientConfig (mirroring the web client's fixedId). When provided it is used as-is and the config file is left untouched. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Node WTS client always read or minted
user.idin ~/.webiny/config and had no way to use an externally-owned machine id. The Webiny admin and the website install/finish alias both key off the canonical @webiny/global-config top-levelid, while the CLI used a separateuser.idUUID — fragmenting funnels across CLI/admin/website.Add an optional
distinctIdto NodeClientConfig (mirroring the web client's fixedId). When provided it is used as-is and the config file is left untouched.