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What problem does this PR solve?

Issue Number: ref #60940

Problem Summary: Some explain-test cases will record the plan ID in the result file, which will be a burden when some optimization flow is changed, since plan ID allocation is sequential according to the allocation order or space.

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Made rule dual, constant propagation and result reorder tests ignore plan-id with explain format as brief.

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