Pull Request description

Device/Asset/Customer/EntityView create APIs are extended to provide a name conflict strategy.
Strategy includes: policy (FAIL or UNIQUIFY) and name suffix separator ('_' by default).
FAIL policy implies that an exception will be thrown if an entity with the same name already exists.
UNIQUIFY policy appends a suffix to the entity name if a name conflict occurs.

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