Fix IdentifierUtils unit tests #442
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Description of changes: We were checking a randomly generated string against a hardcoded value, so I changed it to test against the expected pattern instead. This is not used directly inside this repo at any point. This is a tool that can be used by downstream users, to generate user friendly resource names for named resources whenever the customer doesn't pass in an explicit name. It's supposed to be used in create scenarios to create a resource name when that's missing, so we shouldn't need the id to be consistently generated in value, only in format.
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