Add AWS Sagemaker Auto ML operator and sensor #28472
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AutoML is a way to do machine learning experiments with minimal human oversight, just pushing training data and getting a model at the other end.
The operator allows triggering an Auto ML pipeline, consuming training data from S3, with optional auto-deployment of the model.
The sensor watches the job until it finishes.
Most of the code is in the hook, this time it's the operator that's thin.