uri: Make 'uuid' an alias of 'guid'

CONFIG.md

@@ -102,4 +102,5 @@ A resource can be one of the following:
 * `boot` - The `root` is the 1-based decimal value representing the partition on the boot drive. If omitted, the partition containing the configuration file on the boot drive is used. For example: `boot://2/...` will use partition 2 of the boot drive and `boot:///...` will use the partition containing the config file on the boot drive.
 * `bios` - The `root` takes the form of `drive:partition`; for example: `bios://3:1/...` would use BIOS drive 3, partition 1. Partitions and BIOS drives are both 1-based. Omitting the drive is possible; for example: `bios://:2/...`. Omitting the drive makes Limine use the boot drive.
 * `guid` - The `root` takes the form of a GUID/UUID, such as `guid://736b5698-5ae1-4dff-be2c-ef8f44a61c52/...`. The GUID is that of either a filesystem, when available, or a GPT partition GUID, when using GPT, in a unified namespace.
+* `uuid` - Alias of `guid`.
 * `tftp` - The `root` is the IP address of the tftp server to load the file from. If the root is left empty (`tftp:///...`) the file will be loaded from the server Limine booted from. This resource is only available when booting off PXE.

stage2/lib/uri.c

@@ -184,6 +184,8 @@ bool uri_open(struct file_handle *fd, char *uri) {
         return uri_boot_dispatch(fd, root, path);
     } else if (!strcmp(resource, "guid")) {
         return uri_guid_dispatch(fd, root, path);
+    } else if (!strcmp(resource, "uuid")) {
+        return uri_guid_dispatch(fd, root, path);
     } else if (!strcmp(resource, "tftp")) {
         return uri_tftp_dispatch(fd, root, path);
     } else {