fix(frontend) Anchor link scroll focus to element

[ken-blanchard]

Summary

React 19.1.0 changed how useId is generated with quotes instead of colons. This causes characters to be encoded when used in href. facebook/react#32001

When using errorSummary with fields using the default useId() hook to generate the id, the quoted id is encoded and cannot find the element without first being decoded.

input-text-field-«Rhmlj5»-input
input-text-field-%C2%ABRhmlj5%C2%BB-input

Opted to simply use the anchorElementId to scroll and focus instead of including a decodeURIComponent in the existing function.

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