add function id

[Alex-ai-future]

For #42696

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This pull request modifies the Gemma4ToolParser to persist and re-emit tool call IDs and function names across streaming chunks, ensuring compatibility with strict clients that validate every chunk. Feedback indicates a potential issue where tool calls that complete within a single chunk might lack these identifiers, and a suggestion was provided to implement fallback logic to ensure IDs and names are always populated.

[gemini-code-assist]

If a tool call is completed within a single chunk (or before _handle_tool_call_middle is invoked), self.tool_call_ids and self.tool_names will not contain entries for the current tool ID. This results in empty strings being emitted for id and name, which will likely cause validation failures in strict clients like @ai-sdk/OpenCode. We should ensure these fields are populated using fallbacks in _handle_tool_call_end.

                tool_call_id = self.tool_call_ids.get(self.current_tool_id)
                if tool_call_id is None:
                    tool_call_id = make_tool_call_id()
                    self.tool_call_ids[self.current_tool_id] = tool_call_id

                function_name = self.tool_names.get(self.current_tool_id)
                if function_name is None:
                    function_name = all_matches[self.current_tool_id][0]
                    self.tool_names[self.current_tool_id] = function_name

[dchichkov]

I think the fix doesn't address the second issue in the bug - #42696
(2. Multi-boundary delta mis-attribution under load)

Note, it only reproduces for me for concurrency 500-1000, ~5 minutes on 8xH100 run. And it doesn't happen for concurrency 100 or a single GPU. The fix in the gemma4_tool_parser.py addresses both issues, but I'm not a vLLM expert, and I don't know if from the architectural perspective the fix makes sense.

[Alex-ai-future]

I think the fix doesn't address the second issue in the bug - #42696 (2. Multi-boundary delta mis-attribution under load)

Note, it only reproduces for me for concurrency 500-1000, ~5 minutes on 8xH100 run. And it doesn't happen for concurrency 100 or a single GPU. The fix in the gemma4_tool_parser.py addresses both issues, but I'm not a vLLM expert, and I don't know if from the architectural perspective the fix makes sense.

Is this what you mean #43037