Mute ThrottleException for AWS Logs API for AWS Batch
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Currently, the flow logs are polluted with occasional `ThrottleExceptions`. They don't result in flow failures since we retry log fetching till the tasks are alive and do a best-effort pull after the tasks have finished. This patch swallows the `ThrottleExceptions` so that the end-user isn't thrown off track.
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Currently, the flow logs are polluted with occasional
ThrottleExceptions.They don't result in flow failures since we retry log fetching till the tasks
are alive and do a best-effort pull after the tasks have finished. This patch
swallows the
ThrottleExceptionsso that the end-user isn't thrown off track.resolves #184