Fix web server release test due to mismatch in Request ID

[acuarica]

The following release test for Web Server consistently fails (you can run it using acceptancetest:release_ws)

$ npm run acceptancetest:release_ws
[...]
 1) RPC Server Acceptance Tests
       Acceptance tests
         @web-socket-batch-request Batch Requests
           given WS_BATCH_REQUESTS_ENABLED=true are set
             @release Should submit batch requests to WS server using Standard Web Socket and retrieve batch responses:

      AssertionError: expected [ { result: '0x129', …(2) }, …(4) ] to deeply equal [ { result: '0x129', …(2) }, …(4) ]
      + expected - actual

         }
         {
           "error": {
             "code": -32602
      -      "message": "[Request ID: d79be947-5fcb-44e8-8ee9-5c04847cb26c] Invalid parameter 0: Expected 0x prefixed string representing the address (20 bytes), value: 0xhedera"
      +      "message": "[Request ID: 7c3b0dc6-f7b7-4219-9f64-672488ec10e8] Invalid parameter 0: Expected 0x prefixed string representing the address (20 bytes), value: 0xhedera"
           }
           "id": 1
           "jsonrpc": "2.0"
         }
      
      at Suite.<anonymous> (packages/ws-server/tests/acceptance/batchRequest.spec.ts:80:38)
      at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
      at fulfilled (packages/ws-server/tests/acceptance/batchRequest.spec.ts:6:58)
[...]

The problem seems to be just the comparison. Note that the messages only differ in the Request ID (which makes sense) given how the test work

hiero-json-rpc-relay/packages/ws-server/tests/acceptance/batchRequest.spec.ts

Lines 69 to 81 in 69bf510

	it(`@release Should submit batch requests to WS server using Standard Web Socket and retrieve batch responses`, async () => {
	// call batch request
	const batchResponses = await WsTestHelper.sendRequestToStandardWebSocket(METHOD_NAME, batchRequests);
	// individually process each request
	const promises: any = [];
	batchRequests.forEach((request: any) => {
	promises.push(WsTestHelper.sendRequestToStandardWebSocket(request.method, request.params));
	});
	const individualResponses = await Promise.all(promises);
	expect(batchResponses).to.deep.eq(individualResponses);
	});

A possible solution would just to mask the Request ID when a given response is an error.

Note

I believe this test is not being run on CI, that's why we didn't detect it earlier.