aws/edge: PublicCertificate synthesis fails when domainName comes from DnsZone.fromZoneId (Token cannot be used as construct id)

[zackhee997]

Description

Using PublicCertificate with DNS validation and a domainName obtained from DnsZone.fromZoneId() causes synthesis to abort with the error:

Error: You cannot use a token (e.g., a reference to an attribute) as the id of a construct.
Ids of constructs must be known at synthesis time, and token values are only known when
Terraform runs. Please use a concrete value for your construct's ID instead.

You passed the following id: "ValidationRecord-${TfToken[TOKEN.1195]}"

The failure stems from the construct building a RecordSet like

new RecordSet(this, \ValidationRecord-${domainName}`, …)`.

ref: https://github.com/TerraConstructs/base/blob/main/src/aws/edge/certificate.ts#L255

Steps to Reproduce:

const albZone = DnsZone.fromZoneId(this, `alb-zone`, props.appHostedZoneId);

const cert = new PublicCertificate(this, 'cert', {
    domainName: albZone.zoneName,
    validation: {
        method: ValidationMethod.DNS,
        hostedZone: albZone,
    },
});
``

Assumption:
When I am using the **DnsZone.fromZoneId**, the domainName/zoneName is a token during synth. 
The interpolated ID itself becomes a token, which the CDK/Terraform adapter rejects.

[eduardomourar]

I believe this is expected as you are using an imported hosted zone. It should work if you do:

{
  domainName: this.resolve(albZone.zoneName),
  ...
}
```