ResourceID contains invalid characters

[General-Fault]

Describe the bug Generated ResourceID's contain '[' and ']' as in "[SecurityOption][V-63625][medium][WN10-SO-000025]::[WindowsClient]WindowsClientSettings".

This prevents use of dependencies for non PowerSTIG configuration. For example DSC MOF file generation will fail if the configuration contains this:

Script DoSomethingWithGuest {
    GetScript = { @{ Result = (Get-LocalUser RenamedGuest).Description} }
    TestScript = { (Get-LocalUser RenamedGuest).Description -eq 'Guests are not welcome here' }
    SetScript = { Set-LocalUser RenamedGuest -Description 'Guests are not welcome here' }
    DependsOn =  "[SecurityOption][V-63625][medium][WN10-SO-000025]::[WindowsClient]WindowsClientSettings" #The PowerSTIG resource that renames the Guest account
}

running the configuration will result in this error:

Test-DependsOn : The format of the resource reference '[SecurityOption][V-63625][medium][WN10-SO-000025]::[WindowsClient]WindowsClientSettings' in the Requires list for resource '[Script]DoSomethingWithGuest' is not valid. A required resource name should be in the format '[<typename>]<name>', with alphanumeric characters, spaces, '_', '-', '.' and '\'.

To Reproduce

1. Create a new configuration that includes the WindowsClient resource.
2. Create a resource that has a dependency on any WindowsClient resource (such as in the example above).
3. Execute the configuration

Expected behavior The configuration should generate a MOF file.

Additional context Admittedly this is a contrived example. I am building a handful of resources that set configuration that is not currently handled by PowerSTIG. For reporting consistency, I am naming the resources using the same format. However in a couple of cases, I am forced to replace or omit the invalid '[' and ']' characters.

[General-Fault]

If changing this format, it would be nice to prefix the resource ID to indicate that it is generated by PowerSTIG. Perhaps something like this? "PowerSTIG\$($Rule.Id)\$($Rule.severity)\$($Rule.title)"