Test ARM resource IDs in Python multi-service scenarios - #12065
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[WIP] Add test case for Azure typespec pull request 5517
Test ARM resource IDs in Python multi-service scenarios
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Azure ARM multi-service scenarios now use common types v5, projecting resource IDs as
armResourceIdentifier. Add Python mock API assertions to cover the updated responses.