Is there a way of doing in v7 the createId() method which was on AngularFire < v7

Hi everyone,

I'm not sure this is a bug, but rather, it might bring to light a potential breaking change. Anyway, I'd be happy to be in the wrong concerning my issue. I also tried to search for this in Stackoverflow but I couldn't find anything related to my problem.

I upgraded one of my applications to AngularFire v7 (latest), not using the compat layer, but directly the new API approach. In the end, it seems to be easier to use and closer to the firebase API, and the use of RxFire seems quite straightforward.

In the process, I managed to rewrite all my API calls etc... Except for one thing: I didn't find a replacement method for the old `createId()` method that exists on v6.1.5, which is still present in the compat layer:

[createId()](https://github.com/angular/angularfire/blob/master/src/compat/firestore/firestore.ts#L246)
I paste the code here also so it's easier to read:
```
createId() {
return this.firestore.collection('_').doc().id;
}
```

I tried to implement it the same way in v7:
```
return doc(this.firestore, '_').id;
```
But this method is too naïve, and triggers some error:
```
ERROR FirebaseError: Invalid document reference. Document references must have an even number of segments, but _ has 1.
```

### Version info

**Angular: 12 **

**Firebase: 9**

**AngularFire: 7.1 **

### Expected behavior

The actual new API should provide a way to do the same functionality as v6.1.5. Maybe there's a way to do it but I couldn't find out what it is. If the API has no such functionality, it should be in the documentation somewhere, but again, I couldn' t find where.

### Actual behavior

The createId() method seems not reproduced with the new v7 API.

Beginne mit src/compat/firestore/firestore.ts bei der verlinkten createId()-Methode und vergleiche anschließend ihr Verhalten mit den im Issue erwähnten Firestore-Einstiegspunkten von AngularFire v7 und Firebase 9. Die Aufgabe ist abgeschlossen, wenn der unterstützte Ersatz identifiziert oder das Fehlen eines solchen klar dokumentiert ist.

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