mojom_types.mojom: Changes the name |interface_name| to |service_name| in struct MojomInterface.

mojom/mojom_parser/serialization/serialization.go

 // Copyright 2015 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 // found in the LICENSE file.
 
 package serialization
 
 import (
         "fmt"
         "mojo/public/go/bindings"
         "mojom/mojom_parser/generated/mojom_files"
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         }
 }
 
 func translateMojomInterface(intrfc *mojom.MojomInterface) *mojom_types.UserDefinedTypeInterfaceType {
         mojomInterface := mojom_types.UserDefinedTypeInterfaceType{}
 
         mojomInterface.Value.DeclData = translateDeclarationData(&intrfc.DeclarationData)
         mojomInterface.Value.DeclData.ContainedDeclarations = translateContainedDeclarations(&intrfc.NestedDeclarations)
 
-        // TODO(rudominer) The Interface name field need not be the name from the .mojom file.
-        mojomInterface.Value.InterfaceName = intrfc.SimpleName()
+        mojomInterface.Value.ServiceName = intrfc.ServiceName
 
         mojomInterface.Value.Methods = make(map[uint32]mojom_types.MojomMethod)
         for ordinal, method := range intrfc.MethodsByOrdinal {
                 mojomInterface.Value.Methods[ordinal] = translateMojomMethod(method)
         }
 
         return &mojomInterface
 }
 
 func translateMojomMethod(method *mojom.MojomMethod) mojom_types.MojomMethod {
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 // stringPointer is a convenience function for creating a pointer to a string whose value
 // is the specified string. It may be used in situations where the compiler will
 // not allow you to take the address of a string value directly, such as the
 // return value of a function. It is necessary to create pointers to strings because
 // that is how the Mojom type |string?| (i.e. nullable string) is represented in
 // in the Mojom Go bindings.
 func stringPointer(s string) *string {
         return &s
 }