feat: fail-fast AWS credential validation - #16
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Add credential-chain validation to BuildClient. When no explicit AccessKey/SecretKey is set, checks the AWS SDK's default credential chain via DefaultAWSCredentialsIdentityResolver.GetCredentials and throws InvalidOperationException if nothing resolves, instead of failing several calls deep on the first GetSecretAsync.
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Closes #9
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SecretsManagerServiceandSecretsManagerServiceFactory.Createnow validateAWS credential availability at construction time, throwing a clear
InvalidOperationExceptionimmediately instead of failing on first secret request