Given a system administrator managing network configurations on a system with nmstate, When they create a bond or VLAN using nmstatectl Then the resulting NetworkManager connection should reference the controller or VLAN base interface using its interface name Definition of Done: The implementation meets the acceptance criteria Unit test and integration test are written and pass The code is part of a downstream build attached to an errata The fix needs to be backported into RHEL-9.4

.`nmstate` uses an network interface instead of UUID when referring to controller or a parent interface With this release, while configuring network connections, the `nmstate` utility now refers to the controller or parent interface by using the network interface name instead of the UUID. This enhancement ensures that after a node reboots, the network configurations will remain stable. Previously, `nmstate` referred to the controller by using UUID caused network access issues, particularly in OpenShift environments where different UUIDs recreated in-memory profiles. As a result, you have reliable network configurations as the connection will now consistently use the network interface name for the controller or the parent interface.