Adds latest IAM updates from AWS

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Adds latest IAM updates from AWS

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Expanded API capabilities with new actions that enhance session management, invocation handling, linking, and configuration functionalities.
  • Introduced an additional resource type to better support session operations.
• Documentation
  • Updated counts in documentation to reflect increased capabilities.
  • Version information has been revised to v0.677.0.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce new actions and a resource type to extend session management and invocation handling capabilities. New actions include those under the bedrock namespace (e.g., CreateSession, EndSession, etc.), application-signals:Link, and ses:PutConfigurationSetArchivingOptions. Additionally, the version has been updated from 0.676.0 to 0.677.0 across multiple files, and statistics in the README and documentation have been refreshed to reflect the increased counts for supported actions and resource types.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
CHANGELOG/v0.677.0.md	Introduces new actions (application-signals:Link, multiple bedrock actions, and ses:PutConfigurationSetArchivingOptions) and a new resource type (bedrock:session).
README.md, docs/source/index.rst	Updates statistics counts for Actions (from 18285 to 18298) and Resource Types (from 1963 to 1964) in the project's documentation.
VERSION, docs/source/conf.py	Increments the version from 0.676.0 to 0.677.0, updating the release information.
stats/actions/application-signals, stats/actions/bedrock, stats/actions/ses	Adds new action entries: for application-signals a new linking action; for bedrock multiple actions (CreateInvocation, CreateSession, DeleteSession, EndSession, GetInvocationStep, GetSession, ListInvocationSteps, ListInvocations, ListSessions, PutInvocationStep, UpdateSession); for ses a new permission for archiving configuration sets.
stats/resources/bedrock	Adds a new resource type: bedrock:session.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant API as Bedrock API
    participant DB as Database

    C->>API: CreateSession
    API->>DB: Store session info
    DB-->>API: Session stored confirmation
    API-->>C: Return session ID

    C->>API: GetSession
    API->>DB: Retrieve session data
    DB-->>API: Session data
    API-->>C: Return session data

    C->>API: EndSession
    API->>DB: Mark session as ended
    DB-->>API: Confirmation
    API-->>C: Confirm session end

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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Client
    participant API as Bedrock API
    participant DB as Database

    C->>API: CreateInvocation
    API->>DB: Log invocation details
    DB-->>API: Invocation created
    API-->>C: Return invocation ID

    C->>API: PutInvocationStep
    API->>DB: Append invocation step
    DB-->>API: Step added confirmation
    API-->>C: Confirm invocation step

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Possibly related PRs

• Adds latest IAM updates from AWS #1146: Addresses new actions and resource type additions similar to the changes in the bedrock and other namespaces.
• Adds latest IAM updates from AWS #832: Implements enhancements in the bedrock namespace that align with the new session management and invocation handling actions introduced here.

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• CHANGELOG/v0.677.0.md (1 hunks)
• README.md (1 hunks)
• VERSION (1 hunks)
• docs/source/conf.py (1 hunks)
• docs/source/index.rst (1 hunks)
• stats/actions/application-signals (1 hunks)
• stats/actions/bedrock (8 hunks)
• stats/actions/ses (1 hunks)
• stats/resources/bedrock (1 hunks)

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• VERSION
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🔇 Additional comments (7)

stats/resources/bedrock (1)

27-27: New resource type added: bedrock:session

This addition aligns with AWS's recent updates to the Bedrock service, extending the IAM policy controls to include session management capabilities.

stats/actions/ses (1)

148-148: New SES action added: PutConfigurationSetArchivingOptions

This action extends the SES configuration capabilities, allowing for the management of archiving options for configuration sets. This is properly categorized as a Write permission.

docs/source/index.rst (1)

34-35: Statistics updated to reflect new additions

The documentation has been properly updated to reflect the increased number of actions (from 18,285 to 18,298) and resource types (from 1,963 to 1,964), which aligns with the additions in this PR.

stats/actions/application-signals (1)

6-6: New application-signals action added: Link

This action has been added with the appropriate Write permission type, consistent with other similar operations in the application-signals namespace.

README.md (1)

20-21: Statistics accurately updated to reflect new AWS IAM additions

The count of actions has been correctly increased from 18285 to 18298 (+13 actions) and resource types from 1963 to 1964 (+1 resource type), which aligns with the additions documented in the CHANGELOG.

CHANGELOG/v0.677.0.md (1)

1-20: Well-structured changelog documenting new IAM capabilities

The changelog clearly documents all 13 new actions and 1 new resource type introduced in this version:

• 11 new bedrock session and invocation management actions
• 1 new application-signals action
• 1 new SES action
• 1 new bedrock resource type

This is properly formatted and aligns with the statistics in the README.

stats/actions/bedrock (1)

22-22: New bedrock session management capabilities correctly implemented

All 11 new bedrock actions are properly added to the actions list with appropriate access types:

• Session management (Create/Delete/End/Get/Update/List)
• Invocation handling (Create/GetStep/ListSteps/ListInvocations/PutStep)

Each action is correctly categorized with the appropriate access type (Write/Read/List).

Also applies to: 33-33, 58-58, 63-63, 89-89, 103-103, 135-136, 148-148, 154-154, 185-185

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