ActionButton event context contains an integer id rather than a UUID, inconsistent with other areas of the SDK

[aduane]

I just made an action button located in the note header. Here is the full code of the handler:

from canvas_sdk.effects import Effect
from canvas_sdk.handlers.action_button import ActionButton
from logger import log

class MyButton(ActionButton):
    BUTTON_TITLE = "Log Stuff"
    BUTTON_KEY = "LOG_STUFF"
    BUTTON_LOCATION = ActionButton.ButtonLocation.NOTE_HEADER

    def handle(self) -> list[Effect]:
        log.info(self.event.context)
        log.info(self.event.target)
        return []

The logs show the following (this is test data):

INFO 2025-01-16 23:59:39,721 {'key': 'LOG_STUFF', 'note_id': 7}
INFO 2025-01-16 23:59:39,721 TargetType(id='5eaddc1d2f41498fb2b5e5313d25590f', type=None)

The event context contains the note id, but it's an integer id, not the note's UUID that I would use with the Note class in the data module.

Additionally, the target is the id of the patient whose chart the note is within. Because the button is located on a specific note, I would expect that note to be the target. The patient's id is useful information, but I would expect to see that as a patient_id value in the context. I feel less strongly about this though.