Add example of AWS AssumeRole #165
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This pull request adds an example of using AssumeRole with the AWS provider. It is split into two parts, one which creates an unprivileged user and a role for it to assume, and one which creates a resource under the security context of the assumed role.
This seems to have been a common request from the community - the specific motivating question for this is here.