triggers: Trigger provider does not show up in construct tree

[automartin5000]

Describe the bug

The Trigger provider construct and its children don't seem to be showing up in the Construct tree. This means that it can't be used with Aspects to apply tags or execute any kind of overrides.

Expected Behavior

1. This should return the trigger resource provider.

const triggerCustomResourceProvider = stack.node.tryFindChild(
      "AWSCDK.TriggerCustomResourceProvider",
    );

2. Similarly, this should allow me to make modifications to the Trigger resources

Aspects.of(stack).add(new SomeModificationToTrigger());

Current Behavior

1. tryFindChild returns undefined
2. Aspects does not pass the class any of the children resources of the Trigger Provider
3. Listing the entire construct tree via console.log(stack.node.findAll().map((n) => n.node.path)); does not show the Trigger provider constructs

Reproduction Steps

This was tested in two places: Fine-grained assertion tests and Python code using the published code from a custom CDK library.

Possible Solution

Convert this to a class property to be accessible by end users.

Possibly the use of a . in the construct ID is causing this? Could it be as simple as maybe removing that or switching to a -?`

Disregard previous hypothesis. I was able to add a construct with a . and it was listed in findAll().

Additional Information/Context

No response

CDK CLI Version

2.131.0

Framework Version

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Node.js Version

20

OS

macOS Sonoma

Language

TypeScript

Language Version

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Other information

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[tim-finnigan]

Thanks for reporting this issue and creating the PR.