Enabling keyword preservation for wider array of resources

[willvedd]

🔧 Changes

As noted by #845 , the guardian set of resources are not having their correlating keywords preserved.

The issue here is that these resources leverage the name property as the primary identifier. However, the existing logic for keyword preservation does not allow for this identifier to be used; this is a bug. The solution, courtesy of @brendenpalmer is to support all identifiers but only use the ones that correlate to an existing field.

This change enables keyword preservation for a wider array of resources that were previously in a broken state.

📚 References

• Related Issue: Keyword replacement logic doesn't preserve items within guardianFactorProviders #845
• Proposed solution from @brendenpalmer: 8a8696e

🔬 Testing

Added a couple new unit test cases to the main keyword preservation test. These demonstrate that the guardianFactorProviders and pages resources are working as expected.

📝 Checklist

• All new/changed/fixed functionality is covered by tests (or N/A)
• I have added documentation for all new/changed functionality (or N/A)

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