Media: Update caption ID tests for unique IDs#1
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Updates the caption shortcode tests to account for the unique ID generation introduced in this ticket.
The previous tests expected specific ID formats for caption elements. Since IDs are now generated dynamically to prevent duplicate IDs when multiple captions appear on a page, the tests have been updated to verify the presence of generated IDs and correct aria-describedby relationships rather than relying on exact ID values.
Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65315
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