docs(idempotency): add default table configuration for those not using IaC #391
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…tools-python into fix/docs-latest-api-ref * 'develop' of https://github.com/awslabs/aws-lambda-powertools-python: feat(parser): Support for API GW v1 proxy schema & envelope (#403) fix(validator): event type annotation as any in validate fn (#405) docs(tracer): Fix line highlighting (#395) fix(workflow): github actions depends on for release chore: bump to 1.14.0 docs(logger): add example on how to set UTC timestamp (#392) docs(idempotency): add default configuration for those not using CFN (#391)
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