If the first x or y scale has id: 'x-axis-1' or 'id: y-axis-1', and more scales are added without id, ID will be duplicated, and the they will not be correctly configured.
The example below shows that only 2 scales are configured in a scatter chart even if the config has 3 scales because the default scale IDs in scatter charts are 'x-axis-1' and 'y-axis-1' but the controller try to assign a number using the array index starting from 0.
This PR fixes it by checking the existing IDs to assign unique one.
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If the first x or y scale has id: 'x-axis-1' or 'id: y-axis-1', and more scales are added without id, ID will be duplicated, and the they will not be correctly configured.
The example below shows that only 2 scales are configured in a scatter chart even if the config has 3 scales because the default scale IDs in scatter charts are 'x-axis-1' and 'y-axis-1' but the controller try to assign a number using the array index starting from 0.
This PR fixes it by checking the existing IDs to assign unique one.
Master: https://jsfiddle.net/nagix/6ar792zo/

This PR: https://jsfiddle.net/nagix/dLs956je/
