Administration: Give the admin menu a stable view transition name.

[dhrupo]

Fixes the admin menu flicker/crossfade during view transitions by giving the sidebar containers stable view-transition-name values.

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/65032

Testing

• Run trunk in Chrome.
• Log in to wp-admin.
• Navigate between screens with similar sidebars, for example Dashboard -> Posts -> Pages.
• Confirm the admin menu is no longer treated as part of the root transition snapshot.

Notes

• Verified locally that #adminmenuwrap and #adminmenuback receive separate view-transition groups during navigation in Chrome via Playwright/runtime inspection.

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