PF rejects UUID overload table names in 26.1 (table name too long)

[daygle]

After upgrading to OPNsense 26.1, PF is refusing to load the ruleset whenever a firewall rule uses rate‑limit / max‑src‑conn‑rate options.
The overload table names appear to be UUIDs, which exceed PF's maximum table‑name length.
This results in PF rejecting the entire ruleset.

Error output:
There were error(s) loading the rules: /tmp/rules.debug:317:
table name 'cc63f2df-3dc0-4fe5-a002-b8e7a2d5ade1' too long

The line in question reads [317]:
pass in quick on igc0 inet proto tcp from {any} to $ssh_ipv4 port {22}
keep state ( max 100 max-src-nodes 50 max-src-conn 20 max-src-states 3
tcp.established 300 max-src-conn-rate 2 /60,
overload <cc63f2df-3dc0-4fe5-a002-b8e7a2d5ade1> flush global )
label "4622edd3-7c20-497c-ba73-8c044b3cfcca" # SSH/RL/IPv4

Multiple similar UUID‑style table names are generated for other rules with rate‑limit settings, and PF rejects all of them.

Steps to reproduce
1. Create a firewall rule (e.g., SSH on WAN)
2. Open Advanced Options
3. Enable - Max src‑conn‑rate and Overload table alias.
4. Apply changes
5. PF fails to load ruleset with "table name too long"

For those who have the same issue - you can remove the overload alias from the rule until a fix has been applied.