Add no_sign_request for S3Client#164
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S3 requires explicitly not signing requests if users want anonymous access. To access a public bucket without any credentials configured, you need to instantiate a client that will not sign requests.
This PR adds a
no_sign_requestkwarg toS3Clientthat mimics the way a user might pass--no-sign-requestwith the AWS CLI to access public assets anonymously.Closes #38