feat!: Added support for date-based partitioning. Bump AWS provider version to 5.x and Terraform to 1.0

[EreminAnton]

Description

Add optional target_object_key_format configuration block to support automatic date-based partitioning. This functionality was released in 5.27.0 version of AWS provider.

Motivation and Context

To leverage the new functionality of access logging.

Breaking Changes

As I understand it, this pins the provider's version to 5.27.0 but offers a significant update in access logs partitioning.

How Has This Been Tested?

• I have updated at least one of the examples/* to demonstrate and validate my change(s)
• I have tested and validated these changes using one or more of the provided examples/* projects
  I deployed every possible combination of the target_object_key_format configuration, placed objects, and waited until access logs arrived in the required format.
• I have executed pre-commit run -a on my pull request

[dickc-sg]

I was just about to submit a PR for this myself and then realized I had overlooked yours, @EreminAnton . I approached this a little differently:

partition_date_source is required if partitioned_prefix is declared and so I removed the try():

partition_date_source = target_object_key_format.value.partitioned_prefix["partition_date_source"]

I also chose different logic for the for_each in the simple_prefix dynamic that was more similar to the logic used other places in this module:

for_each = try([target_object_key_format.value.simple_prefix], [])

Those are the only differences that I'm aware of.

Testing my fork by generating plans seemed to work well. Errors, as expected, were thrown:

• if both partitioned_prefix and simple_prefix were declared in logging input
• if target_object_key_format was declared and empty

Otherwise, the plans came back successful. I am not sure which approach is best but thought I'd comment here for review.

[undeadops]

I was about to submit a patch for this as well, but thought I should look at open PRs first. Good thing I did, saved me the effort.

[antonbabenko]

Please update versions.tf everywhere to require the minimum version of AWS provider 5.27 and Terraform 1.0 (this will fix the failing CI runs).

[EreminAnton]

Hello! I have updated versions.tf. However, the pre-commit Terraform wrapper with for_each in the module has resulted in numerous changes in the /wrappers directory. I'm unsure if this is the expected outcome.

[antonbabenko]

This PR is included in version 4.0.0 🎉

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