I believe you have uncovered a big difference between the Adobe programs. InDesign does not support the Stylistic Alternates feature, while Photoshop and Illustrator do. See the big table near the end of this post: https://ilovetypography.com/OpenType/opentype-features.html
However, you can use the Find/Change dialog box to do this. Don’t forget to use the Load Selected Glyph in Find (and Load Selected Glyph in Change) features in the context menu!
https://creativepro.com/finding-and-changing-glyphs.php
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