Pass through web-identity-token-file location to setup-aws

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• New Features
  • Added support for specifying a custom Web Identity Token File location when assuming an AWS IAM role using OIDC in the GitHub Action.

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The changes update the GitHub Action's configuration by introducing a new optional input parameter, aws-web-identity-token-file, which allows users to specify the location of a Web Identity Token File for AWS IAM role assumption using OIDC. The action's AWS credentials setup step is modified to pass this parameter to the AWS credentials configuration action when relevant. No other logic or control flow is altered.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
action.yml	Added aws-web-identity-token-file as an optional input; updated AWS credentials step to use this input if provided.

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A token file, a secret key,
Now OIDC flows with glee!
AWS roles assumed with grace,
Thanks to a new input in place.
Actions hop with nimble might—
Configuration done just right!
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PR Summary

Added support for AWS OIDC authentication by introducing the aws-web-identity-token-file input parameter to specify the location of the Web Identity Token File.

• Added new aws-web-identity-token-file input parameter in action.yml with description "Location of the Web Identity Token File for assuming a role using OIDC"
• Modified the "Configure OIDC AWS credentials" step to pass the web-identity-token-file parameter to the aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials action
• This enhancement enables more secure token-based authentication without requiring long-lived credentials
• The implementation properly handles the parameter only when role-based authentication is being used

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