Introduce cc::LocalFrameId and use in SurfaceFactory

cc/ipc/surface_id.mojom

 // Copyright 2014 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.
 
 module cc.mojom;
 
 import "cc/ipc/frame_sink_id.mojom";
+import "cc/ipc/local_frame_id.mojom";
 
-// A surface ID is composed of three parts: a client ID, a local ID, and a
-// nonce. The local part and nonce are allocated by the client using any scheme
-// that avoids duplicates and makes IDs unguessable respectively. The client ID
-// is allocated by the service and will be different for each client.
-//
-// The special client_id value 0 is equivalent to the current client.
-// This can be used to create, destroy and submit frames to surfaces before
-// learning the client ID and to reference other surfaces owned by the same
-// client. The actual client ID must be used to pass surface ids to other
-// clients for them to reference.
+// A surface ID is composed of two parts: a FrameSinkID, and a LocalFrameId.
+// The FrameSinkId uniquely identifies the FrameSink associated with the
+// surface. This corresponds to a SurfaceFactory in the display compositor
+// service. The FrameSinkId is partially allocated by the display compositor
+// and partially allocated by the frame source.
+// The LocalFrameId are allocated by the client using any scheme
+// that avoids duplicates and makes IDs unguessable respectively.
 struct SurfaceId {
   FrameSinkId frame_sink_id;
-
-  // An identifier allocated by the client uniquely identifying a surface within
-  // a client process.
-  uint32 local_id;
-
-  // A cryptographically secure random int chosen to make the SurfaceId
-  // unguessable by other clients.
-  uint64 nonce;
+  LocalFrameId local_frame_id;
 };